Ratcliffe wants to dilute manager's role at Man United, 'with or without Ten Hag'

According to The Telegraph, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has decided to change the responsibilities of the manager at Manchester United to a more 'football-focused' approach.

The report claims Ratcliffe wishes to put a 'head coach' in charge rather than the current managerial role, which has been the norm for years.

Regardless of how Erik ten Hag feels about his new role, Ratcliffe reportedly wishes to persist ahead.

If Ten Hag is unhappy about the changes, the INEOS founder will do it anyway 'with or without' the Dutchman.

Ratcliffe's decision to dilute the manager's role, leaving the decisions of transfers to club chiefs like the CEO and the sporting director.

Ten Hag wishes for Man United stay, believes he 'still has time' to win over Ratcliffe