Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe was unfazed by Ruben Amorim's declaration that his side may be the worst in the club's 147-year history, a report has claimed. The Red Devils' head coach delivered this hyperbolic outburst last week after watching his team slump to a 3-1 defeat at home to Brighton & Hove Albion.

Supporters raged at United co-owner about ticket price hikes, with one saying: ‘We’re Northerners, come on mate – sort it out’

Man Utd beat Fulham 1-0 at Craven Cottage to earn an eighth Premier League win of the season in unconvincing fashion.

A collection of Manchester United fans, after watching their side pick up three points in a 1-0 win over Fulham to climb to 12th in the Premier League table, confronted minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe over the club's recent ticket price hike.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe was cornerned by Manchester United fans angry over a rise in member tickets prices. The 71-year-old was cornered by supporters as he left Fulham's Craven Cottage after the Red Devils' 1-0 Premier League triumph.

Sir Jim’s investment in Manchester United appears to be draining the funding from his cycling and sailing ventures

Amorim's United feels like a pencil sketch of a grander planned work - there are signs of progress but huge improvements are needed

Ruben Amorim has been accused of "killing" Marcus Rashford and told to "shut his mouth" as the English forward stares at a January exit.

Premier League clubs once again dominated transfer spending in 2024 as Manchester United spent more on transfer fees than anyone but Paris Saint-Germain to sign the likes of Manuel Ugarte

Many years ago I was in the company of David Platt in Rome. There was a big Champions League game taking place and Platt was in town as a pundit.

Manchester United have lowered their asking price for Alejandro Garnacho as Napoli prepare to reignite their pursuit, according to reports. With just four days remaining in the January transfer window, the Serie A club are weighing up one final swoop to lure Garnacho to Naples.