For several years, Manchester United has been in sporting and financial difficulty. Having bet on players who have not responded present by having released large sums to attract them, the Mancunian club has suffered in terms of boxes in recent months. An alarm bell drawn for years on the other side of the English Channel while the most titled team in history in England decided to fire between 150 and 200 employees a few months ago.
However, Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of the residents of Old Trafford, does not seem worried and explained that the summer transfer window was not going to be used to bail out the boxes of the Red Devils: “No, no. We will not sell players because of the financial situation in which we are. The club had become too large, so we reduced the workforce and we will finish it with a light and effective organization. This is how we will manage the costs. The players' decisions will all focus on how we will improve performance. That's it.»»
