Sir Jim Ratcliffe: Man Utd Co-Owner's Wealth Falls by £6.5bn
- Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, has experienced a net worth decline of £6.5 billion, dropping to £17 billion, according to the Sunday Times Rich List 2025.
- Ratcliffe is now ranked seventh among Britain's wealthiest individuals, a significant fall from fourth in 2024.
- He indicated that Manchester United is on the brink of financial collapse, stating that the club would have run out of money at the end of this year without cost cuts.
- Winning the upcoming Europa League final is crucial for the club to secure Champions League qualification and avoid a £100 million loss in revenue.
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe was in attendance to watch his Manchester United side throw away a 3-2 lead against Chelsea last season, and his face in the aftermath spoke a thousand words on what he had witnessed
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Read Full ArticleManchester United co-owner ‘loses quarter of his wealth’ in staggering £6.4bn plunge
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has lost over £6billion of his wealth this year, according to the Sunday Times Rich List.The founder of British petrochemical firm Ineos, who bought a 27.7 per cent stake in the Red Devils in 2023, has seen his wealth fall from over £23billion to £17bn, according to the list.Ratcliffe was once the richest man in Britain, but has since slipped to seventh on the list.The British billionaire, 72, who sec…
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