Man Utd and Sir Jim Ratcliffe get Premier League and FA approval over deal to buy 25 per cent of the club, Football News

The Premier League and the FA have approved Sir Jim Ratcliffes proposed bid to buy a minority stake in Manchester United; Ratcliffe, who is the owner of INEOS, is closing in on completion of his deal to buy 25 per cent of the club
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Kaveh Solhekol explains the latest updates at Manchester United, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's deal being approved and the club's approach for Newcastle sporting director Dan Ashworth.
The Mirror's John Cross and The Sun's Dave Kidd discuss Jim Ratcliffe's potentially bold plans to bring a new stadium to Manchester United.
The Good Morning Transfers team discuss the 'big decisions' facing new Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Manchester United's new minority investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe is spotted in the Old Trafford stands and is sat alongside former Red Devils manager Sir Alex Ferguson as Man Utd face Tottenham Hotspur.
Sky Sports' Kaveh Solhekol looks at Manchester United's expected formal approach for Newcastle sporting director Dan Ashworth

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