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The former legend of the Red Devils has clearly criticized the austerity policy decreed by the British billionaire at the head of Ineos.
The former glory of Manchester United, Éric Cantona, accused Jim Ratcfliffe, boss of ineos and co -owner of the Reds Devils on Thursday, to want to “Destroy everything” Within the Mancunian club. On the sidelines of an event organized by FC United, amateur club founded by fans of Manchester United – and of which Cantona is a co -owner -,, “King Éric” strongly criticized the sports leadership of «MU»of which Ratcliffe at the expense since he took a minority part of 25% in February 2024.
The British billionaire, at the head of the company Ineos, has implemented an austerity policy within the Mancunian club which notably gave rise to the abolition of 450 jobs and an increase in prices of tickets to Old Trafford, while the construction of a new stadium with a capacity of 100,000 places has been announced. Sporting, the 72 -year -old Briton also decided to separate during the season from the Dutch Erik Ten Hag to replace him with the Portuguese Ruben Amorim.
Ratcliffe “no longer wants Sir Alex Ferguson as ambassador”
“Since the arrival of (Jim) Ratcliffe, the new owners want to destroy everything and do not respect anyone”estimated Éric Cantona. “Manchester United is a big family but since Ratcliffe has been there, it's the opposite. He no longer wants Sir Alex Ferguson as ambassador ”he commented again, in reference to the former legendary managator of the Red Devils. The Frenchman also said he regretted the announcement of a change of stadium, which will change the soul of the club. “I do not think that United can play in another stadium thanold Trafford”he said.
Manchester United is in sport this season with a sad 13th place in the Premier League. The Manchester club can still hope to win a European qualification if it wins the Europa League, which it competes for the quarter -final go this Thursday in Lyon. Eric Cantona, 58, played from 1992 to 1997 in Manchester United, a golden period during which he notably won four titles of champion of England with the Red Devils.
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