Sir Jim Ratcliffe's decision to stop giving £40,000 to a trust for former players of Manchester United has gone down like a lead balloon among already tetchy supporters

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has cut £40,000 annual funding to the Association of Former Manchester United Players (AFMUP), the charity has claimed.

With the news that Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly plans to cease funding a charity helping ex-United stars, Red Devil's fans have begun to turn on the British billionaire's penny-pinching ways.

Manchester United have reportedly been offered Ansu Fati in a mega Marcus Rashford swap deal. Reports in Spain suggest that Rashford could be set for a move to Barcelona. New Barca boss Hansi Flick is said to be willing to allow former wonderkid Fati to leave next month, paving the way for a player-exchange move.

Juventus have turned down the opportunity to sign Manchester United outcast Marcus Rashford, with the Italian giants instead showing interest in his teammate Joshua Zirkzee. The Serie A club were recently contacted about signing Rashford,

Instead, it is said that Rashford could leave United on loan until the end of the season, which would give him the chance to improve his form and rebuild his reputation which has

David Ornstein, football correspondent for The Athletic, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about the formation implemented by Ruben Amorim in the early weeks of his reign at Manchester United: "His idea, as he calls it,

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim said he will never be "comfortable" in the role and that his job could be in danger if he does not deliver, despite the club paying a hefty sum to release him from Portuguese side Sporting last month.