Jim Ratcliffe considering further cuts within Manchester United’s structure

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is considering further staff reductions at the club, according to BBC.

Details. The source reports that the club is exploring additional cost-cutting measures, as United has lost nearly £300 million over the past three years.

The new wave of cuts is expected to affect between 100 and 200 employees. The exact number of departures, the timeline, and the departments impacted are yet to be determined. Ratcliffe plans to make a final decision within the next two weeks.

Manchester United may also shut down its London office in Kensington, though club management insists they will maintain a presence in the capital for marketing and global partnership sales.

Reminder. Ineos has already implemented cuts, including 250 staff layoffs, the removal of Sir Alex Ferguson’s paid ambassadorial role, and the cancellation of free travel benefits for staff attending finals.

Previously, Ruben Amorim admitted to struggling with sleep due to Manchester United’s recent struggles.