It has been confirmed that the most significant news regarding Ten Hag’s future has been announced this morning, following his takeover of Manchester United.

Despite the fact that the final specifics of the agreement have not yet been finalized, Ratcliffe has reached an agreement with the parameters of a deal that will allow him to purchase twenty-five percent of the club’s shares. These shares will be purchased with the intention of a total takeover of the club by the Glazer family in the future.

The founder of INEOS, whose firm now owns Nice, is eager to take a hands-on role at United and has set up ideas for a leadership committee to govern the club’s commercial transactions. INEOS is a corporation that currently owns Nice.

Ratcliffe is certain that he will eventually finish his minority purchase of the club, despite the fact that negotiations are still taking place behind the scenes and an agreement has not yet progressed to the point where it can be voted on by the club’s current shareholders.

In response to a question about whether or not he is aware of the negotiations, Ten Hag stated that his employment consists solely of managing football matches.

Ten Hag responded unequivocally, “No, he has not been kept informed.” “So I’m not involved in this, other people in the club are dealing with this,” she said. “I’m focusing on my team, focusing on the current block, and the most important priority is the next game.” The focus should be on that.”

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According to 90min, Ratcliffe has expressed his desire to be a member of a three-person leadership council, which would also include Sir Dave Brailsford, who is the director of sport for INEOS, and Joel Glazer, who is now the co-chairman of United Airlines.

Using his many years of experience in the sporting field, the 71-year-old intends to make use of his expertise, and he is also eager to surround himself with knowledgeable people. Paul Mitchell, who served as the sporting director of Monaco back in the day, is one of the names who are being considered for the new-look board.

In order to provide the Glazers with the opportunity to continue playing at Old Trafford, Ratcliffe modified his first offer to purchase the club. However, he has made it quite plain that he continues to pursue a complete takeover of the club and is looking for assurances about the purchase of future shares of the club.