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Manchester United are set to cut payments to other club legends as part of ongoing cost-cutting efforts by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS, reports have revealed.
Ratcliffe has drawn considerable criticism for overseeing a number of controversial spending cuts. Sir Alex Ferguson saw it The ambassador’s salary was cut last yearWhile the INEOS chief was recently charged Ending payments to charity in secret Set to support former players.
Meanwhile, a significant number of staff were made redundant at the club last year and ticket prices were hiked, and it now appears that INEOS’s quest to save money has seen them cut more ambassadorial deals.
TalkSPORT He was the first to declare combined Club stalwarts such as Bryan Robson, Denis Irvine and Andy Cole have been informed that their ambassadorial salaries will be cut.
After that, the Daily Mail United officials have set their sights on contracts with a number of former players who are likely to act as “match-day legends”.
United is believed to be concerned about meeting profit and sustainability regulations and is looking to save money wherever possible, insisting the cuts are a necessary part of running the business efficiently.
On the pitch, those cost-cutting measures have also seen Ratcliffe and INEOS admit that no player can be seen as untouchable, generating transfer interest. Midfielder Kobi Mainu And Winger Alejandro Garnacho.
