Gary Neville shared his thoughts on the positive changes happening at the club. He believes that Sir Jim Ratcliffe is already making an impact at Old Trafford.
One major move in this new era is the imminent appointment of Omar Berrada as the club's new chief executive. Neville sees this as a sign that Manchester United is on the right track under Ratcliffe's ownership.
However, the former Man United player claims it won't be the only change as he expects the triangle of appointments at the club.
Quoted by Sky Sports, Neville said: "It's a big job to be CEO of Man Utd, when you think of all the things he has to go at. But there are also some pretty easy wins straight away.
"Communication I think is really important, to have that voice that the club haven't had for the last 10 years. He can form part of a new management structure that can build trust with the fans, us and everybody that watches the club."
"They've not had someone who has operated in football for a long time, and that's really important. but it's a big task, and all eyes are going to be on him. He's obviously had a brilliant, amazing grounding at Man City and Barcelona, two of the most successful clubs of the last 15 years."
"It looks like Man Utd are making more sound decisions and are on the right track and that can only be a positive. Sir Jim Ratcliffe was not going to come in and not disrupt things. The disruption has started pretty quickly."
"It was obvious. They hadn't got a CEO, because Richard Arnold stepped down. They haven't got a sporting director, and they haven't got a notable head of recruitment. Those are three roles where owners are most exposed, with the money that gets spent on players, the revenues that get driven."
"It's part of what I would imagine is a triangle of appointments I'd expect to see in the next few months."
