- Manchester United co-owner Ratcliffe urges fans to be patient, emphasizing that the club’s rebuilding process is still early
- Despite a £1.25bn investment, Ratcliffe stresses that significant changes take time, sympathizing with fans’ impatience but urging understanding
After his recent investment in the club, Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has urged fans to exercise patience.
Ratcliffe finalized a £1.25bn deal in February to acquire a 27.7% stake in United. Despite this significant investment, he stressed that the club’s rebuilding process is still in its early stages.
Speaking about the ongoing journey to rejuvenate the club, Ratcliffe acknowledged the impatience among fans but emphasized the necessity of patience. He highlighted that progress takes time and urged supporters to understand the long-term nature of the rebuilding process.
“It’s a long journey,” Ratcliffe stated, acknowledging the fans’ impatience while expressing sympathy towards their sentiments. He emphasized the need for patience and understanding, emphasizing that significant changes and improvements cannot happen overnight.
Ratcliffe made these remarks in an interview with BBC Sport before attending United’s FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City at Wembley. Despite the team’s struggles, he reiterated the importance of remaining committed to the long-term vision for the club.
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