Man United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is undergoing a full-scale review of the club after becoming a minority stakeholder in the Reds earlier this year
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly given staff just over a week to decide whether they want to stay at the club.
Employees at United have been given until June 5 to decide whether they wish to remain or not. Ratcliffe is currently in the midst of a full-scale audit of the club with the INEOS founder looking to implement cost-cutting measures.READ MORE: What United must prove this week to avoid Europa League ban
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