Jim Ratcliffe will attend a Manchester United match for the first time since acquiring club shares

The new co-owner of Manchester United, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, will attend a match for the first time since acquiring a 25% stake in the club.
As reported by the Daily Mail, the INEOS chairman will be present at the Manchester United vs. Tottenham match scheduled for Sunday, January 14.

Before this, only the INEOS sporting director Dale Brailsford had attended the Red Devils' matches at Old Trafford.

Last week, the billionaire held several club-level meetings, including extensive discussions with Manchester United's head coach Erik ten Hag. The Premier League board is expected to approve the £1.3 billion investment made by Ratcliffe's company. After this approval, the new minority owner of Manchester United can begin full-fledged work at the club.

Manchester United is having a challenging season, currently placed eighth in the Premier League standings. The Red Devils have amassed 31 points in 20 matches.