Lately, Manchester United is once again at the center of sweeping change. New co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has arrived with an iron will, initiating a high-level shake-up that includes the removal of CEO Richard Arnold and others tied to the club’s transfer failures. BD Cricket Match reports that this move, framed as a push for accountability in recruitment, follows more than a decade of underwhelming results—despite United spending over £1 billion in the past 10 years, they’ve managed just one major trophy in the last six: the low-profile EFL Cup. Arnold’s exit signals a break from the old regime, and with it, any ongoing or … More Details

According to BD Cricket Match sources, while Manchester United made key adjustments this summer to bolster their forward line and goalkeeping positions, the impact of their midfield revamp has been far less convincing. As the saying goes, if someone keeps ignoring your messages, it’s time to stop sending them—United’s midfield situation reflects that same kind of imbalance. Summer signings Mason Mount and Sofyan Amrabat are still struggling to adapt and have yet to meet fan expectations. On the outgoing front, only Fred was moved on as part of the midfield clear-out. Donny van de Beek and Scott McTominay, despite not being favored by Ten Hag, … More Details