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Man United news LIVE: Paul Scholes questions Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'bizarre' partnership with the Glazers and director John Murtough is set to leave the club

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By Luke Power For Mailonline

Published: 10:11 GMT, 17 November 2023 | Updated: 11:37 GMT, 17 November 2023

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Paul Scholes: Will Sir Jim Ratcliffe really get control over football-related matters?

Paul Scholes has cast doubt over whether Sir Jim Ratcliffe would be allowed to have total control over all football-related matters at Man United.

The petrochemicals billionaire is on the cusp of finalising a deal to buy a 25 per cent stake in the club from the Glazer ownership to the tune of £1.3billion.

It is expected that the deal would see the INEOS owner take control of football operations at Old Trafford - but United legend Scholes isn't so sure.

Read more below.

Good morning

Good morning and welcome to Mail Sport's live blog of another day in the life of Manchester United.

But it's not just another day, is it? We appear to be moving ever closer to Sir Jim Ratcliffe's confirmation as a minority shareholder soon - and don't forget we found out this week that chief executive Richard Arnold will leave his post at the end of the season.

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