The Glazer family are fuming with fellow co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe over his disastrous custodianship of Manchester United.

Manchester United's majority owners, the Glazer family, are reportedly furious with Sir Jim Ratcliffe regarding his running of the club's football operations. According to a report citing a source close to the Glazers, the American owners consider Ratcliffe's tenure a travesty and claim he has pursued a strategy completely different from what was promised during negotiations.
The reported friction comes amid a miserable start to the 2026/27 campaign under manager Michael Carrick, following an embarrassing 3-0 defeat against Bournemouth. The Peoples Person notes that Ratcliffe and senior executives Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox face mounting scrutiny over summer transfer missteps, job cuts, and the club's declining value.
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