Glazers unhappy with Ratcliffe amid Manchester United's ongoing struggles

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Last updated Nov 1, 2026

Glazers unhappy with Ratcliffe amid Manchester United's ongoing struggles
Summary

Manchester United continues its tumultuous season, currently sitting 17th in the Premier League after a winless run of nine matches. The team’s latest defeat came from Chelsea, who won 2-0, exacerbating tensions among fans and ownership. The Glazer family, who remain majority owners, reportedly possess the authority to force Jim Ratcliffe to sell his 28% stake in the club due to a drag-along clause. Frustration is growing within the Glazer family over Ratcliffe's management, which they feel has led to a decline in performance across the club.

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What We Know
  • •Manchester United has not won since August 30.
  • •United lost 2-0 to Chelsea on October 28.
  • •The club has only seven points from nine league matches.
  • •The Glazers control 72% of Manchester United shares.
  • •Jim Ratcliffe owns 28% but may be forced to sell.
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  • 5:30 PMYahoo Sports — Glazers reportedly possess ability to force Ratcliffe sale of Man United as owners furious with 'downgrade'
What they're saying
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Things have been chaotic at Manchester United this season to say the least, as the Red Devils are on a catastrophic winless run which has not only put manager Michael Carrick under fire, but also the ownership group.

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