US EditionSir 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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SEK 85 billion. That's how much money Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, 72, lost last year. By far the most of anyone on the Sunday Times Rich List.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'stony face' summed up what he thought of Man Utd boss at Chelsea - The Mirror
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
Manchester 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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