Overview

• Speaking on The Times’ Business podcast, Ratcliffe said Amorim will be judged over three years rather than by week-to-week results.
• He insisted any push from the Glazer family to fire the head coach “is not going to happen,” noting INEOS’ control of football operations.
• United are 10th after seven league matches following last season’s 15th-place finish and a League Cup exit to fourth-tier Grimsby.
• Ratcliffe defended measures such as roughly 450 redundancies and removal of staff perks, arguing the club had become “bloated.”
• He cited record 2024–25 revenues of £666.5m alongside a £33m loss, set a goal to be the world’s most profitable club, and signaled an academy rebuild.