Ratcliffe says he will leave Man United if they are as dissatisfied with him as with the Glazers

Manchester United fans currently have little reason to rejoice. The Europa League is the only tournament where the team is putting up a real fight, and on top of that, ticket prices are rising. Amidst this, fan criticism is directed not only at the Glazer family but also at Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The latter remains calm in the face of criticism. For now.

Details: Ratcliffe explained that he understands the dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs at the club, but at the same time, there is a limit to everything, and if the level of dissatisfaction reaches that of the Glazer family, he will leave the club.

Quote: “I don't mind being unpopular because I understand that no one likes seeing Manchester United at the level it's at, and no one likes the decisions we have to make at the moment. If I provoke a bit of anger, I can deal with that. But I'm no different from the average person. It's unpleasant, especially for friends and family.

So, in the end, if it got to the scale of the abuse towards the Glazer family, I would say: enough, guys, let someone else handle it. They can't come to a match, the Glazers. They've stepped back a bit, so all that damn stick is taken by me.

We bought the club, and since then, I haven't seen them. They say: 'Thank you, Jim, you're doing a very good job.' Right now, I don't have security, I don't need to beat around the bush. But that would defeat the purpose, wouldn't it? You couldn't stand it at such a level, it would just be uninteresting," Ratcliffe said in an interview with The Times.

Reminder: A project for Manchester United's new stadium was previously announced.