Every word Sir Jim Ratcliffe said on Manchester United's future, Sheikh Jassim, the Glazers, Mason Greenwood, Dan Ashworth and more
, as the British billionaire acquired a 27.7 per cent stake in the club in a deal worth over $1.3bn. On Wednesday, Ratcliffe spoke to the written media for the first time about his decision to take a minority investment, for which he has received control of the club’s sporting operation. Inside a boardroom at INEOS’ offices in Knightsbridge, London, Ratcliffe sat at the head of the table and took questions from 13 assembled journalists from the British and international media.
” Do you prefer a new ground or a refurbishment? “In an ideal world, I think it’s a no-brainer, a stadium of the north, which would be a world-class stadium where England could play and you could have the FA Cup final and it’s not all centred around the south of England. So in an ideal world, absolutely, that’s where I would be, but you’ve got to be practical about life.
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