Manchester United New Ownership Sector Unravels As Plans For The Future Of Manchester United Under The Glazers And INEOS Co- Ownership Dynamic Unravels- Part 6
Further understanding also states that Manchester United Football club executive had originally made plans during the 2023 summer transfer window not to make any massive financial spending as Manchester enabled executives, particularly Manchester United former CEO Richard Arnold had insisted that the level of quality players found within the Manchester United men's team was sufficient enough. to see Manchester United make a push to achieve success in the long term future,
However, this level of expectation was proven to be incorrect as the significant slump experienced by the Manchester United men's team before the 2022/23 season progressed further the improvement made into the Manchester United men's team. saw Manchester United executives efficiently make a swift decision after quick meetings within the Carrington ground after Erik Ten Hag's team, I sprayed a rusty start to the 20/22/23 season. Some of the new decisions taken by the Manchester United executives and calls to improve in the Manchester United men's team were understood to be that Manchester United executives had decided to make massive investments in acquiring significant Improvements in the form of Casimiro. Mason Mount. Rapheal Varane, Andre Onana and Christian Eriksen.
All moves Manchester United executives had deemed as absolutely necessary to help propel the Manchester United men's team back on track to becoming a competitive team in the modern-day game of football. The new investment was implemented into Manchester United thanks to the now-established 35% minority stake ownership attained by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his right hand, Sir David Brailsford. given the key to Old Trafford as the new minority owner at Manchester United.
Following the massive occasion which involves the massive change made in the Manchester United executive chambers, questions have already been asked by the INEOHS Group to the Manchester sector, sector, sector such as why acquiring 31-year-old Casimiro for free felt like a reasonable enough action to the previous Manchester United executive sector which caused the Manchester United executives to Justify costing Manchester United 350,000 in the form of the salary payment per week currently being afforded the Casimiro rather than opting for a better option such as investing heavily in acquiring the services of a younger Declan Rice or a younger Frenkie de Jong?
Even though both Frenkie the Jong and Declan Rice are considered expensive players, with the reality that both Declan Rice and Frankie De Jong are categorized as two players who currently have a youth factor on their portfolio, the youth factor is categorized as an element which makes Frenkie De Jong and Declan Rice players who have a high resale value on their corner. Subsequentially., Manchester United executives' decision to ignore all these important points and still insist on completing the acquisition of a player like Casimiro made the question asked by Sir Jim Radcliffe of what level of effectiveness currently exists within the Manchester United executive sector?
Declan Rice specifically is understood to be categorized as a player whom the INEOS consortium considered a very reasonable investment which was there to be made by Manchester United before the English Central midfielder joining Arsenal during the 2023 summer transfer window.
Despite the presence of a transfer fee which had been demanded by West Ham at the time matching the level of £120 million or more which ultimately led to Manchester United executives deeming the transfer to be too expensive to invest in, the new opinions of the newly established Manchester United minority ownership known as the INEOS consortium led by Sir Jim Radcliffe has stated that giving the green light at Manchester United for transfer activities such as big money signings to be carried out will lead to the opposition of players such as Declan Rice or Frenkie De Jong will now expect at Manchester United throughout the future the presence of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir David Brailsford as the new minority owners in charge of the football sector at Manchester United..
