According to the Daily Mirror, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is growing infuriated at Manchester United's inefficiency and tendency to overspend on wages.
Despite having the highest wage bill in the Premier League, the Red Devils' performances have been worse than the sides who run with a fraction of the money.
Ratcliffe reportedly intends to trim down the wage bill as a priority this summer. The majority of players are up for sale, except younger ones like Kobbie Mainoo, Rasmus Hojlund and Alejandro Garnacho.
The report adds that while there is no clarity over Erik ten Hag's future, the decision is more or less made up about the squad.
Man United have players earning wages up to or above £300,000 but barely start games; even if they do, they perform below average.
Ratcliffe is also set to reduce the number of employees at the club, which also ranks among the higher sides in the league.
