Problems continue to mount for Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Co at Old Trafford…

The Standard assesses INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe's tenure at Manchester United as manager Michael Carrick faces pressure following a 4-1 Champions League defeat against Como. The loss leaves United 20th in the Champions League table and 13th in the Premier League, making Carrick potentially the third manager dismissed since INEOS acquired a minority stake in February 2024.
The analysis outlines key controversies under INEOS, including cutting 322 jobs, stripping employee perks, and sporting director Dan Ashworth departing after five months. Off-field decisions also provoked backlash through ticket price increases to £66, season-ticket bans, and moving the women's team into temporary cabins during Carrington renovations.
Bruno Fernandes BURGLED during Man United’s defeat in Como: Police confirm ‘number of items’ stolen from his family home while he was away in ItalyDaily Mail
Bruno Fernandes’ £4m home robbed by masked gang minutes after Man United defeatManchester Evening News
Bruno’s betrayal? ‘Toxic’ Fernandes is symptom of United’s culture of entitlementThe Guardian
Carrick carrying on as normal as Man Utd eye possible replacementsBBC
Carrick under more pressure as Manchester United humbled against ComoThe Guardian
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