US EditionMan United end donation to charity for ex-players as financial worries mount
- Manchester United have stopped a £40,000-a-year donation to a charity for former players due to financial concerns, as reported in the headline.
- Sir Jim Ratcliffe is implementing significant cost-cutting measures at Manchester United to address financial issues.
- The charity, which organizes events for ex-players, was informed about the funding ending only when they inquired about payments.
- Jim Elms, a former player and trustee, stated that Ratcliffe did not view the charity as a necessity during their meeting.
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