"Plenty of positivity." Ten Hag spoke about the meeting with Jim Ratcliffe

Manchester United's head coach Erik ten Hag discussed his conversation with the club's new investor Jim Ratcliffe.

Ten Hag characterized the meeting with Ratcliffe, which took place at United's training ground on Tuesday, as highly "positive" and "constructive".

"It was very positive. We had a long meeting, for many hours we sit together, on many issues we were on the same page. It was a very constructive meeting and we're looking forward to working with each other.

We have to let it settle down. They are just coming in and introducing themselves. They have good ideas, so we have to see what we can integrate. We will work together but you can't tell that after one day. We have had our debates about strategies and I think we will come together." said Ten Hag.

In December, Manchester United announced the sale of a portion of its shares to Ineos, a company owned by billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, amounting to £1.25 billion. Ratcliffe acquired a 25% stake in the club.

Anticipations are high regarding potential structural changes within the club by Ineos. However, current stock market regulations limit immediate alterations. Previously, reports indicated Ratcliffe's intention for significant workforce reductions at MU.