British billionaire, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made a significant financial move, injecting an additional $100 million into Manchester United, increasing his ownership stake to 28.94%.

This investment completes the planned $300 million commitment made when Ratcliffe purchased a share of the club, with $200 million paid out of his personal funds during the initial phase.

Ratcliffe, known for his hands-on approach, has consistently pledged to back his words with substantial financial action.

This latest injection is set to strengthen Manchester United’s finances, providing crucial funding for investments in the club’s infrastructure.

However, it’s important to note that this capital is not intended for player acquisitions in the upcoming January transfer window.

The move comes amid ongoing efforts by Manchester United to focus on reducing costs and boosting revenues, a strategy designed to ensure the new capital doesn’t get absorbed by ongoing operational losses.

This financial approach aims to stabilize the club’s economy, providing a foundation for future growth and success.