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Follow Mail Sport's live blog for all the latest news and updates from Old Trafford on Wednesday.
Man United's CEO Richard Arnold will LEAVE the club next month
Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold is reportedly set to leave the club by the end of the year.
According to Sky, an announcement will be made on Arnold's future later on Wednesday.
His departure comes as Manchester United prepare to confirm Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Sport buying a 25 per cent stake in the club.
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Simon Jordan warns Manchester United fans about the 'INEOS curse'
Simon Jordan has warned Manchester United about the 'INEOS curse' ahead of Sir Jim Ratcliffe completing an expected £1.3billion deal for a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United.
No documents have been signed yet but the end of a saga that started in November 2022 is in sight.
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Ex-Man United striker insists Rasmus Hojlund 'has to do MORE'
Hojlund has been United's standout player in their dismal Champions League campaign to date, netting five goals in four matches, but he is yet to score in nine Premier League outings.
The Red Devils are the lowest scorers in the top half by some distance after only finding the net 13 times in 12 games.
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Man United should have five points FEWER, reveals Opta's supercomputer
rik ten Hag's side battled to a to climb up to sixth in the table and ease the pressure on the Dutchman.
The margin of victory continued a Red Devils trend as each of their seven league triumphs this term have come by a solitary goal.
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US billionaire Leon Cooperman 'purchases ONE MILLION shares in Man United worth £13.5m'
US billionaire Leon Cooperman has reportedly bought just under one million shares in Manchester United.
Bloomberg have reported that the shares purchased by Cooperman - who is a former hedge fund manager - are worth £13.5m.
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Ratcliffe 'is set to make ending the row between Ten Hag and Sancho a priority'
Sir Jim Ratcliffe will urge Erik ten Hag to end his dispute with Jadon Sancho upon completing his purchase of a 25 per cent stake of Manchester United, according to reports.
The petrochemicals billionaire is on the cusp of finalising a deal to buy a share of the club, which will see him take over football operations from the Glazer ownership to the tune of £1.3billion.
Mail Sport reported on Sunday that those with knowledge of the situation say that it is likely that the agreement could be announced next week, almost a year after the Glazers announced the club was for sale.
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United are mocked by rival fans that Old Trafford is falling down
The giant sign says 'Welcome to Old Trafford'. The surroundings say anything but.
Underneath the message, displayed on a corner of the Stretford End, trolleys filled with rubbish stand on a car park next to a giant red skip. Up on the infamously leaky roof, white paint has withered from the cantilevers to expose metal and rust beneath.
Everywhere you look, there is decay. A light fitting with exposed wiring hangs from a wall. On the bridge over the railway line down Sir Matt Busby Way, there is a blue plaque dedicated to James Gibson, the local businessman credited with saving United from extinction in a time of global economic crisis 92 years ago.
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Morning All!
And welcome to Mail Sport's coverage of all the news coming out of Old Trafford today. With the international break underway much attention has turned to the Three Lions, but there remains key developments at Man United during this period.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's minority purchase edges closer to completion, while there are rumours of a potential destination for out-of-favour Jadon Sancho this January.
We'll have all the updates as and when they come so stay tuned for the developments!
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