Ratcliffe and Amorim

Manchester United, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and manager Ruben Amorim are preparing to pay 10 players this summer with a salary of £1.8ma.

Ratcliffe

The Red Devils and Ratcliffe have made headlines this week, with the main point of conversation ahead of unveiling plans for a new 100,000-capacity stadium being commented on the media by co-owners.

Ratcliffe talks about various topics including Erik Ten Hag, Amorim, Amorim, Amorim and Old Trafford Finance, and Ratcliffe targets some of the current UTD teams.

“If you look at the players we bought this summer, we didn’t, we were buying Anthony, we were buying Casemiro, we were buying Onana, we were buying Hojlund, we were buying Sancho. These are all in the past, we inherited these things, and we had to solve these problems.

“For Sancho, who is playing for Chelsea now [on loan] We paid half of his salary and we paid £17 million in the summer to buy him. In the future, it will take time for us to move from the past to a new place.

“Some people aren’t good enough, some may be well paid, but it will take time for us to shape the team we are fully responsible and responsible.”

Amorim has since responded to Ratcliffe’s comments about “overpayment” and “not good enough” for certain teams, saying: “If you’re the top player you play in this club, even me – a lot of people say I’m not good enough with the club – my feeling is that you can change that with the results. In training, I think it’s really bad for them to want this.”

It promises to be a busy summer ahead of Amorim’s first full season, responsible for Man UTD, and from the looks of a massive game roster overhaul.

Ratcliffe and Amorim

According to a recent Spanish report, Man Utd is preparing to get rid of 10 players with a total of 1.8ma in Old Trafford.

Casemiro (£350,000 per week), Marcus Rashford (£300,000 per week), Mason Hill (£250,000 per week), Jadon Sancho, Jadon Sancho (£250,000 per week), Antony (£200,000 per week), Christian Eriksen, Christian Eriksen (£85,000 per week), Jonny Evans (£85,000 per week) and Tom Heaton (Tom Heaton (£45,000 per week) is leaving Old Trafford in the coming months.

As we all know, Rashford, Sancho and Anthony are on loan at Aston Villa, Chelsea and Real Betis, respectively, while Erikson, Evans, Lindelof and Heaton leave their contracts at the end of the season.

Ineos will hope to transfer all 10 times to “the space trying to generate revenue and free up new signatures”, while Amorim gave the green light to the exit.

If these three loans are completely permanently handed over to the new employer, the United Nations only needs to find the house for Casmeiro, Mount and Hojlund.