Manchester United the new era and the expectations of 2 old legends.

• Sir Jim Ratcliffe is the new shareholder of Manchester United.
• Gary Neville and Roy Keane think this team needs to improve a lot.
• They still hope that the “Red Devils” will do better in the future.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the new shareholder of Manchester United the giant club of the English Premier League, came to watch a game at Old Trafford for the first time last weekend. passed by Since the £1.25 billion deal was complete. According to สมัคร ufabet

Before Manchester United’s game against Tottenham Hotspur began,

The 71-year-old British billionaire admitted he was very excited to enter the stadium which he plans to renovate in the future . Liff watched the game with his own team.

Meanwhile, Ratcliffe ‘s Ineos team , consisting of Sir Dave Brailsford and Jean -Claude Blanc, will lead Manchester United’s management. They will discuss together what needs to be changed in the future.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville said: “I think it’s going to be a good ending to the season. Erik ten Hag will be judged between now and then. It is a testament to everyone at the club with Ratcliffe and Brailsford due to take over soon and they will make some important decisions. Both on and off the field.”

“Over the last 10 years, Manchester United has deteriorated significantly. And Brailsford’s background is not in football. But he has a great performance. and he will know This club is not a great environment to work in right now.

“There are many things to do. The club needs motivation. I think there is a chance that there will be disruption in the boardroom because they cannot just passively watch what is going on. After spending a lot of money on the club and many people in the club found that It is quite difficult to change.”

“The club has become a graveyard for many players. I’ve talked to players before. And tell them, go to Manchester United, you won’t regret it, it’s an amazing club. But in hindsight that seems like bad advice. Manchester City wanted Harry Maguire and he would have been successful there.”

“The owner hasn’t seen in 10 years and there aren’t any suitable people. It was incredible.”

Keane concluded by saying: “It was just stuck and bitten there. And to survive right now, it lacks quality, it lacks belief. Manchester United these days work hard, struggle and lack real opportunities to score goals. I saw they had little motivation. But there is still a long way to go for this team. You never know what you’re going to get from Manchester United the next week.”