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You’ll hire the drivers, build the cars and embed yourself in the dynamic world of racing.Įvery single detail will need to be considered in order to push your way to the championship title. Motorsport Manager is a highly detailed, best-in-class management game for fans of motorsport. Have you got what it takes to become the manager of a high-performance motorsport team? Step into a living, breathing world of motorsport with you at the centre.Create a top racing team composed of drivers, managers, mechanics and designers.Master advanced technology to customise every aspect of your car’s performance.React in real-time and make split-second decisions to gain the edge on your rivals. The ultimate management game for fans of motorsport.In May, Ratcliffe made an unsuccessful £4.25bn offer to buy Chelsea after owner Roman Abramovich put the London club up for sale.Īt the time, Ratcliffe told BBC Sport he was still a Manchester United fan and the reason he was not bidding for the Red Devils is because they were not for sale. Musk, 51, is reported to have a net worth of $270bn (£223bn) according to Forbes, while Ratcliffe is worth an estimated $16.3bn (£13.5bn). 'Finally, any new ownership structure must embed supporters, including a degree of fan share ownership, in their operating model.'Įarlier on Wednesday, Elon Musk, the world's richest man, said he was joking after tweeting he was going to buy United. They have to be willing to invest to restore United to former glories, and that investment must be real new money spent on the playing side and the stadium. 'Any prospective new owner has to be committed to the culture, ethos and best traditions of the club. Manchester United Supporters' Trust (MUST) cautiously welcomed the interest from Ratcliffe but said a takeover would need the support of fans.Ī MUST spokesperson told BBC Sport: 'While supporters have called for change, this of course has to be the right change.

'Jim is looking at what can be done now and, knowing how important the club is to the city, it feels like the time is right for a reset.' 'This is not about the money that has been spent or not spent,' the spokesperson added. He also owns French side Nice, Swiss club Lausanne-Sport and Ineos Grenadiers cycling team, while Ineos has a partnership with the Mercedes F1 team. Lancashire-born Ratcliffe, the majority shareholder of chemical group Ineos, is a boyhood fan of the club. 'A joke', 'bullied' & 'rotten' - are Man Utd at rock bottom?.Ronaldo will soon reveal 'the truth' about his future.United fans are planning another protest against the American family during their latest meeting with their Anfield rivals on Monday at Old Trafford. There have been multiple protests against the Glazers' ownership in recent years, including one in May 2021 which caused the Red Devils' home league match against Liverpool to be postponed. The club has struggled since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013 and has not won a trophy since 2017. This summer has seen new signings fail to materialise, including a fruitless pursuit of Barcelona's Dutch midfielder Frenkie de Jong, while superstar striker Cristiano Ronaldo could leave Old Trafford. The woeful start has intensified criticism of the Glazers and their perceived lack of investment in the team. United, 20-time English champions, are bottom of the Premier League after losing both their opening games of the season under new manager Erik ten Hag. Jim Ratcliffe - who is the man bidding for Man Utd?.'If something like this was possible, we would be interested in talking with a view to long-term ownership.' 'If the club is for sale, Jim is definitely a potential buyer,' Ratcliffe's spokesperson told The Times external-link.

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