According to The Times, the British businessman is preparing to ban club employees from using luxury cars.
After buying 27.7% of Manchester United’s shares and taking over football operations at Old Trafford, Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to cut unnecessary spending to improve the club’s financial picture. next time.

According to The Times, the British businessman hired Interpath Advisory, a financial consulting company, to carefully review Manchester United’s expenses and the team advised him to “ban administrative staff from using cars.” somewhat upmarket” of the club.

Interpath Advisory was contracted to identify and reduce unnecessary costs at the club. That includes suppliers, utilities and travel expenses, along with other business and operating expenses. The group will not be involved in player or transfer decisions.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe desires to bring Manchester United back to its original position. Therefore, he will do everything he can to improve every aspect at Old Trafford. Both on and off the field.