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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's move for Manchester United is about to trigger FSG and Liverpool action

INEOS CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe enters race for Manchester United and it will prompt others to show their hand

Liverpool Echo

Gary Neville makes his feelings clear on Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Man Utd takeover bid

INEOS chief and Britain's richest man, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, this week became the first party to officially declare their interest in buying Manchester United from the Glazer family

Daily Mirror

Marc Skinner gives update on Man Utd Women future amid ownership uncertainty

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's company, INEOS, has formally joined the process to buy Manchester United after owners the Glazers announced last year they were considering selling up

Daily Mirror

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Why the Glazer family want to sell Manchester United amid Sir Jim Ratcliffe interest

The INEOS founder has expressed interest in owning Man United

Manchester Evening News

Lewis Hamilton not part of Jim Ratcliffe bid for Manchester United

F1 driver Hamilton formed part of Sir Martin Broughton’s failed bid to buy Chelsea last year

The Independent UK

Football finance expert explains whether Manchester United can compete with Newcastle post-takeover

Kieran Maguire believes a colossal global brand will help the Red Devils align with Financial Fair Play

Chronicle Live

Lewis Hamilton not currently part of Jim Ratcliffe’s bid for Manchester United

Hamilton, 38, formed part of Sir Martin Broughton’s failed bid to buy Chelsea last year.

The Independent UK

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Lewis Hamilton Man Utd update given as Sir Jim Ratcliffe readies takeover bid

British billionaire and INEOS chairman Ratcliffe is the first person to state their concrete plans to bid for the Old Trafford club, with friend and Mercedes F1 colleague Hamilton linked with joining a consortium

Daily Mirror

Who is Sir Jim Ratcliffe? UK’s richest man and potential Man Utd owner

The owner of chemicals company Ineos was the first potential bidder to go public with his interest in buying the Premier League club

Evening Standard

Will the Glazers sell Manchester United and who could buy the club? What we know

The controversial owners bought the Old Trafford giants in a debt-funded takeover in 2005 and have since taken millions of pounds out of the Old Trafford outfit

The Independent UK

Manchester United takeover: Seven questions answered as Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS confirms interest

The controversial owners bought the Old Trafford giants in a debt-funded takeover in 2005

Birmingham Post

Closer look at Man Utd situation as Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS confirms interest

INEOS’ publicly revealed its interest in Ratcliffe’s boyhood club on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Man Utd fans issue list of demands to Sir Jim Ratcliffe amid "welcome" takeover bid

The Glazers put Manchester United up for sale in November and billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe - also known as Britain's richest man - is interested in completing a takeover

Daily Mirror

MUST tells Sir Jim Ratcliffe what he needs to do to get Manchester United fans on side

The Ineos founder and billionaire Reds fan confirmed his interest in buying out the Glazers on Tuesday and the Manchester United Supporters Trust have responded

Manchester Evening News

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The Independent UK

Who is Jim Ratcliffe, the British billionaire trying to buy boyhood club Manchester United

The 70-year-old has reported net worth a £12.5billion thanks to the success of global chemical company Ineos

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton 'offered mega £62m per year extension' but Mercedes remove key bonus

Lewis Hamilton has enjoyed a a hugely successful period at Mercedes over the last decade and reports suggest the 38-year-old has now been offered a new deal worth an incredible sum

Daily Mirror

Sir Jim Ratcliffe verdict after Glazer meeting speaks volumes amid Man Utd takeover plan

Manchester United are up for sale and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the fan-favourite to complete a takeover, has officially registered his interest to buy the club from the Glazers

Wales Online

Brit billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe enters race to buy Manchester United

He is one of the UK's richest men and bid to buy Chelsea last year

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Manchester Evening News

Why Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to buy Manchester United as takeover interest confirmed

Manchester United are welcoming offers with regards to possible takeover at the Premier League club.

Football London

Todd Boehly competitor Jim Ratcliffe reveals Man Utd bid after missing out on Chelsea purchase

Chelsea news: Sir Jim Ratcliffe has expressed previous interest in buying the Blues but fell short last year and has now turned his attention to Manchester United

The Independent UK

Sir Jim Ratcliffe enters race to buy Manchester United

‘We have formally put ourselves into the process,’ Ratcliffe’s firm Ineos said in a statement.

Evening Standard

Manchester United takeover: Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirms interest with Glazer family open to sale

Ineos founder one of the interested parties after Glazer family announced intention to sell club

The Guardian - UK

Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirms he is in running to buy Manchester United

One of Britain’s richest people, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has confirmed his company Ineos is in the running to buy Manchester United from the Glazer family

Daily Mirror

Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirms Man Utd takeover bid as Glazers hold out for £5bn sale

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe has expressed his intent to enter the bidding for Manchester United with the Glazer family open to selling the club after decades of ownership

The Guardian - UK

Economists warn of global recession danger ahead of World Economic Forum at Davos – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as economists for major businesses forecast weak economic growth in Europe and the US

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