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      Watford appoint little-known Uruguayan, 42, as new manager after controversial Tom Cleverley axe

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      WATFORD have named a little-known Uruguayan as their new manager.Former Real Valladolid boss Paulo Pezzolano, 42 comes in just a week after the mid-table Championship side sacked Tom Cleverley.Paulo Pezzolano arrives having been axed by Real Valladolid in NovemberCredit: GettyWatford sacked Tom Cleverley last week after 19 months in chargeCredit: PAIncredibly, Pezzolano is the Hornets’ 22nd manager since Gino Pozzo became club owner in 2012.Cleverley’s axing angered many fans after he arrived as interim chief in March 2024 and landed the permanent job a month later.But the ex-Manchester United midfielder paid the price for Watford slipping out of play-off contention in the second half of this season.The Hornets picked up just five wins in 2025.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSCleverley departed after Watford finished the campaign with a 1-1 home draw against Sheffield Wednesday on May 3.However, appointing Pezzolano appears something of a gamble.The ex-midfielder’s only previous managerial role in Europe was his last job.He was in charge of LaLiga team Valladolid from April 2023 until his sacking in November last year.Most read in ChampionshipBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKValladolid went on to finish bottom this term, with just 17 points – meaning relegation.Before that spell, Pezzolano bossed home-country clubs Liverpool Montevideo and Montevideo City, then Mexicans Pachuca and Brazilian team Cruzeiro.Pezzolano has landed his second managerial post in EuropeCredit: GettyWatford’s sporting director Gian Luca Nani said in a statement: “Paulo has a hugely impressive track record working with young players, which is essential when you look at the age profile of our squad.“He has had success at virtually every club, including league titles and promotions, but it is his work on the training ground that impressed the most when we undertook our research.“He has innovative ideas and processes which he transmits passionately to the players. “We believe Paulo is the leader we need as we refocus ahead of the new season. He is fully aware of our ambitions and determination to push for promotion and embraces that challenge.”Nani added: “The club achieved great success when making similar appointments in Slavisa Jokanovic, Javi Gracia and Xisco Munoz.”And we hope our fans welcome Paulo and wish him every success as we try to achieve the owner’s clear aim of challenging for a return to the Premier League.” More

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      Carlo Ancelotti’s son ‘offered first job in management’ just hours after dad agreed to take over as Brazil boss

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      CARLO ANCELOTTI’S son has reportedly been offered his first job in management.Davide, 35, is on the lookout for his next job after his dad agreed to take over Brazil.Davide Ancelotti (R) is reportedly set to become Rangers managerCredit: GettyHe has been the assistant to father Carlo at multiple clubsCredit: GettyThe father-and-son combo worked together at Bayern Munich, Napoli, Everton, and currently, Real Madrid.However, they will both be leaving the LaLiga giants at the end of the season.While Ancelotti is heading to the southern hemisphere, his son is set for a move to Scotland.Reports have claimed that Davide has been offered the manager job at Rangers.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLThe Scottish outfit is on the lookout for their replacement with Barry Ferguson set to leave at the end of the season.The former Ibrox captain was installed as the boss temporarily after Philippe Clement was sacked in February.He has helped the club to an almost certain second-place finish in the SPL.Davide has gained interest from elsewhere due to his impressive CV.Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSLast year, he was linked with Ligue 1 outfit Stade de Reims following Will Still’s exit.The coach has also been of interest for Serie A side Como, should Cesc Fabregas leave the club.Carlo Ancelotti named Brazil coach as former Chelsea boss makes history after leaving Real MadridDavide may be delayed getting to Rangers as he is reportedly set to assist his dad for June internationals against Ecuador and Paraguay.Rangers had previously been linked with former Premier League managers Russell Martin and Sean Dyche.The pair have been without clubs since they were sacked by Southampton and Everton this season.Meanwhile, Davide will leave Real Madrid along with his father after a successful four-year spell.He was in the dugout as the club won two LaLiga titles and two Champions Leagues.Inside Ancelotti’s trophy cabinetCarlo Ancelotti has won a stunning amount of honours during his playing and managerial career…Playing career:RomaSerie A x1Coppa Italia x4AC MilanSerie A x2Supercoppa Italiana x1European Cup x2European Super Cup x1Intercontinental Cup x1Manager career:JuventusIntertoto Cup x1AC MilanSerie A x1Coppa Italia x1Supercoppa Italiana x1Champions League x2Super Cup x2Club World Cup x1ChelseaPremier League x1FA Cup x1Community Shield x1Paris Saint-GermainLigue 1 x1Real MadridLaLiga x2Copa del Rey x2Supercopa de Espana x2Champions League x3Super Cup x3Club World Cup x2Intercontinental Cup x1Bayern MunichBundesliga x1DFL-Supercup x1 More

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      Tyson Fury’s dad rips into son’s corner and claims he saved Gypsy King getting KO’d by Oleksandr Usyk

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      JOHN FURY has blasted his son Tyson’s coaching team and claimed he saved him from getting knocked out by Oleksandr Usyk. Fury, 36, lost his undefeated record and WBC belt in a points loss to Usyk, 38, last May and narrowly escaped being stopped in round nine. John Fury claimed he saved son Tyson from getting knocked out by Oleksandr UsykCredit: SplashFury with trainer SugarHill StewardCredit: GettyBut father John – who came under fire for his corner work in the aftermath of the fight – said he is the sole reason his son was not KO’d.John told SecondsOut: “Well, if it wasn’t for me in his corner he’d be knocked out. Simple as that.”He was listening to the wrong instructions and got caught going to the left of a southpaw. I’m a southpaw, you don’t go to the left on me because I’ll catch you.”He was listening to ill-adviCe, too many people in the corner and I’m his father, if it wasn’t for me, he not only stayed in the fight he won the 11th, he shared the tenth because his legs were gone in the tenth.READ MORE IN BOXING”He was a miracle man to get out the ninth round but it was me who kept him in there. If it had been left to them, he’d have been knocked out.”Fury has been coached by Sugarhill Steward – nephew to legendary trainer Emanuel – since 2020 while also having ex-world champion Andy Lee as assistant. But dad and former boxer John fumed: “He was listening to people that haven’t got any fighting experience.”And at the end of the day, if he was that good of a trainer, Sugarhill, his uncle Emanuel would have left him the top job, wouldn’t he?Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”He would’ve left him the full business, Jonathan Banks ended up with it. Why didn’t Tommy Hearns have Sugarhill? Why didn’t Lennox Lewis have him?”Why didn’t all the other Kronk fighters have him? There’s a reason for it. Why do all these British fighters have him and sack him? Because he’s incapable and I’m the first to say it.Tommy Fury calls out ‘b****’ Jake Paul after making boxing comeback after 18 months”I don’t mind the man as a man, I’m talking on boxing terms only. The man is a very nice man, he’s never done me no harm in any way shape or form.”But, we’re talking boxing politics here and they just don’t work Tyson hard enough, he’s too soft with him and Tyson’s telling him what to do half the time.”And like I say, they’re not going to tell him he’s wrong because they need the money.”Sugarhill has also coached the likes of Ben Whittaker and Lawrence Okolie in the past – later splitting with both. He was mentored by his late uncle Emanuel, who shot to fame as the trainer to the likes of Lewis and Wladimir Klitshcko. But after Emanuel’s death in 2012, his former fighter Banks inherited his stable including Klitshcko. Sugarhill has also worked with former world champions in Anthony Dirrell and Adonis Stevenson. And Fury credited the American for turning him into a power-puncher, with two stoppages over Deontay Wilder. Read More on The SunThe Gypsy King was beaten again by Usyk on points in their December rematch – without dad John in the corner – and retired a month later. But, with rumours of a future fight against Anthony Joshua, 35, Fury recently reunited with Sugarhill in his Morecambe gym to tease a comeback. Sugarhill with his uncle EmanuelCredit: @kronksugarhillOleksandr Usyk twice beat Fury on pointsCredit: PA More

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      Blow to Steven Gerrard as he loses eye-watering sum of money after pal’s business closes with huge debts

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      FOOTIE manager Steven Gerrard has pulled the plug on a company flogging “healthy” water.The former Liverpool midfielder and England captain pumped £371,524 into Angel Revive, which was run by a friend.Steven Gerrard has lost an eye-watering sum of money after his pal’s business closed with huge debtsBut he has lost most of his money along with fellow investors who ploughed £2.5million into the business, which has closed with huge debts.Gerrard owns a 25 per cent stake.The 44-year-old has had £50,000 of his investment back, but remains massively out of pocket.The company has debts of £542,220, including £398,353 in unpaid rent.READ MORE ON STEVEN GERRARDPaperwork said: “The company has negative reserves and is dependent on continued financial support of directors and shareholders.”Gerrard is among contenders for the managerial job at his Scottish giants Rangers, who he managed previously for three years from 2018, winning the Scottish Premiership in 2021.The Gers are seeking a permanent manager after sacking Philippe Clement in February, with former midfielder Barry Ferguson being placed in temporary charge since.Gerrard left Ibrox to take over as Aston Villa manager but was sacked in October 2022 after winning just two of 12 games.Most read in FootballHe then took up the manager’s job at Saudi outfit Al-Ettifaq, but left by mutual consent in JanuarySteven Gerrard gives update on return to management after Liverpool legend left Al-Ettifaq More

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      Ex-Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag ‘neck-and-neck’ with Arsenal legend Fabregas to replace Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen

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      ERIK TEN HAG and Cesc Fabregas are the leading candidates to replace Xabi Alonso as Bayer Leverkusen boss this summer, according to reports.Alonso, 43, announced on Friday that he is leaving Leverkusen at the end of the season having led the club to an undefeated Bundesliga title last term.Xabi Alonso has announced he is leaving Bayer Leverkusen at the end of the seasonCredit: RexFormer Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag is in the running to replace AlonsoCredit: GettyComo manager Cesc Fabregas is also being consideredCredit: GettyNow the retired midfielder appears to be heading to former club Real Madrid to replace Carlo Ancelotti in the hotseat of one of football’s biggest jobs.Now Leverkusen are out to find his replacement and it appears that former Manchester United boss Ten Hag and ex-Arsenal star Fabregas, 38, are the top targets for the German outfit.Ten Hag, 55, has been without a job since he was sacked by United in October, while Fabregas has impressed during his maiden season in charge of Italian outfit Como in Serie A.German outlet Kicker claim the pair are “neck-and-neck” for the vacancy as thing stand. READ MORE ON FOOTBALLIt’s thought that Ten Hag would command a higher wage packet than Fabregas, but Leverkusen would have to fork out in excess of £10m to convince Como to let go of Fabregas – given his current contract runs until 2028.Fabregas, whose Como side are on course for a top-half finish in Serie A despite only gaining promotion last term, is understood to have a long list of suitors.While Ten Hag has been waiting to find the right job, revealing in February that he “didn’t know” what the next step in his career would be.He told SEG Stories: “I don’t know how my career will develop. But I’m going to try my best.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS”Provided something comes along that suits me. There are so many other things I could do.”Maybe in football, in a new position as a manager. That’s an option. And maybe something completely different.Erik ten Hag reveals he HAS returned to work and may never go back to management after Man Utd sacking”I’ve been working with my brothers lately. We have our own company. Or rather, they have their own company.”But we also run a company together with our father. That’s also something I love to do.”I can now give that more attention and it’s also a lot of fun.”It’s claimed that Ten Hag has already begun negotiations with Leverkusen over the job, but nothing is yet agreed.Ten Hag was sacked in October despite winning both the League Cup and FA Cup in his first two seasons as Red Devils boss.He was axed while United were languishing in 14th place in the Premier League – one spot higher than the position they hold (15th) some six months later. More

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      Carlo Ancelotti ‘reaches agreement to LEAVE Real Madrid’ as manager’s likely next job is revealed

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      CARLO ANCELOTTI and Real Madrid have reached a verbal agreement over his exit, according to reports.It was reported last month that the Italian was set to leave the Spanish giants after being eliminated from the Champions League and beaten in the Copa del Rey final.Carlo Ancelotti has reached a verbal agreement over his Real Madrid exitCredit: RexAncelotti is set to take charge of Brazil during the summer international breakCredit: RexAncelotti has been heavily linked the vacant post of the Brazil national team, where he is said to have agreed a deal to take over through to the end of the 2026 World Cup.Conversations have been ongoing with Madrid over the terms of his exit which were largely dependent on reaching an agreement over his salary for the remainder of his contract at the Bernabeu.The 65-year-old has a deal which runs until 2026 after signing an extension in December 2023.But according to The Athletic, a verbal agreement on those terms has now been reached, with only formalities left to be sorted out before an official announcement.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe move is expected to be announced before the end of the LaLiga season and may even come after next Sunday’s El Clasico.However, it will mean Madrid need to find a new manager BEFORE the Club World Cup in the United States starting on June 14.Bayer Leverkusen boss Xabi Alonso is the frontrunner to land the permanent job, although director of football Santiago Solari is also being seen as the favourite for an internal option.Ancelotti has been in talks with Brazil’s football federation (CBF) since March and had been expected to sign a contract with them in late April, but the move stalled due to his talks with Madrid over compensation.Most read in FootballBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKBrazil have World Cup qualifiers against Ecuador and Paraguay coming up when the club season finishes, with those matches taking place on June 6 and June 11 respectively.Ancelotti re-joined Madrid in 2021 and won two league titles and three Champions Leagues to make him the most decorated coach in the club’s history with 15 titles overall.New footage ‘shows Jude Bellingham in tense standoff with Ancelotti’ as Real Madrid boss ‘mortally wounded’ by Arsenal He has been described as the “dream” of CBF president Ednaldo Rodrigues.Whoever takes over from the legendary boss at the Bernabeu could be joined by a fellow new arrival in Trent Alexander-Arnold, who today announced he was leaving Liverpool at the end of the season.The 26-year-old said it was “easily the hardest decision of my career” in an emotional statement earlier today, though Liverpool themselves were far more blunt with their own statement.Madrid may need to fork out a transfer fee to see him playing for them at the Club World Cup. Carlo Ancelotti has now won 28 trophies More

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      Tottenham coach Ryan Mason wanted by West Brom to become new boss… but Baggies hit by major hurdle

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      TOTTENHAM’S Europa League progress is causing problems for West Brom’s bid to land coach Ryan Mason as boss.Highly-rated Mason, 33, is part of Ange Postecoglou’s staff and Spurs’ desperate need to win the competition is his priority.Ryan Mason is wanted by West BromCredit: GettyThe Baggies are willing to wait before deciding on their next manager, but a delay over Mason leaves the door open for other candidates to move into pole position.Tony Mowbray was sacked by West Brom last month after getting only five wins in 18 league games, ending their play-off hopes.The Baggies’ season officially ended on Saturday as the club had to settle for a 9th-placed finish.The club were four points off the top six despite boasting the fifth-best goal difference in the league.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLSpurs have one foot in the Europa League final after they saw off Bodo/Glimt 3-1 in the first leg of their semi-final.It is likely to be an all-English final against Manchester Utd in Bilbao on May 21.Mason, 33, harbours ambitions to be a manager one day – but also is keen to do the right thing by Tottenham.The former midfielder had two stints as interim Spurs boss following the exits of Jose Mourinho in 2021 and then Cristian Stellini, who himself has succeeded Antonio Conte, in 2023.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSOutside of those brief spells as boss, Mason has worked as an assistant manager, technical coach and head of academy coaching at the North London club.Ex-England international Mason was forced to retire as a player in 2018 after a sickening head clash with Chelsea’s Gary Cahill while playing for Hull a year earlier.Moment Graham Potter ‘loses entire West Ham fanbase in 20 seconds’ with shocking Tottenham comments_1His brief spells in charge of Spurs saw him oversee 13 games, winning six, losing six and drawing once – including a 1-0 defeat to Man City in the 2021 Carabao Cup final.Mason had previously been linked with a move to become the Anderlecht manager.In October 2024, it was reported that he held talks with the Belgian club but ultimately stayed put in North London.Ryan Mason’s full record as interim managerHere’s a look at the 13 results managed by Ryan Mason during his two spells as Tottenham’s interim boss…Post MourinhoLeicester 2-4 SpursSpurs 1-2 Aston VillaSpurs 2-0 WolvesLeeds 3-1 SpursSpurs 4-0 Sheffield UnitedMan City 1-0 Spurs (Carabao Cup final)Spurs 2-1 SouthamptonPost ConteLeeds 1-4 SpursSpurs 1-3 BrentfordAston Villa 2-1 SpursSpurs 1-0 Crystal PalaceLiverpool 4-3 SpursSpurs 2-2 Man Utd More

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      Man Utd ‘axe longest-serving worker after 47 years’ service’ as part of 550 job losses in Ratcliffe’s cost-cutting blitz

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have axed their longest-serving worker after 47 years as part of the latest wave of job losses at the club, according to reports. The club announced in February that up to 200 MORE jobs would be lost as part of a further cost-cutting initiative started last summer, which saw 250 staff made redundant.Man Utd are set to sack their longest-serving staff memberCredit: GettyIt comes as part of the latest wave of job cuts announced in FebruaryCredit: PAA statement at the time said the cuts were to help “transform” the “corporate structure as part of a series of additional measures to improve the club’s financial sustainability and enhance operational efficiency.”However, the decision to make the club’s longest-serving employee, Marie Marron, redundant has left staff “shaken” at Old Trafford and Carrington.According to The Times, Marron was told in a face-to-face meeting that a decision had been made to relieve her of her duties at the end of the season.It is a decision which is said to have left her “devastated”, having worked for Man Utd since 1978.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLBut she travelled ahead of the team, as she always has done, for their Europa League semi-final clash against Athletic Bilbao in Spain, which Ruben Amorim’s side won 3-0.Marron originally started out as the personal assistant to the club secretary at the time, Ken Merrett.She eventually became a key figure with first-team logistics, acting as the club liaison to Uefa, the Premier League, the FA and opposing teams before matches. Marron was also the chief co-ordinator for United’s historic Treble in 1999 and was one of five staff specially honoured by club sponsors in 2013 for “exceptional dedication and commitment” to the team.Most read in FootballJoin SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from Old TraffordHowever, sources are said to have told the Daily Mail that the decision is provisional and the start of a process.Marron’s long service to the club is only eclipsed by much-loved receptionist, Kath Phipps, who worked at the club for over 55 years before passing away in December.Ruben Amorim blames results on the pitch for Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s brutal Man Utd cuts Other long-serving staff members to be given the boot as part of the brutal cuts include club writer and best-selling author, Wayne Barton, and former comms officer John Allen – SunSport revealed how club captain Bruno Fernandes took Allen out for a meal last month.An annual payment of £2million to legendary former manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, was also among the cuts made by the club.Ineos chairman and minority owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, claimed Man Utd would be facing bankruptcy without the cuts, which have also stretched to stripping back staff perks and canteen lunches.A fresh report from France earlier this week claims the British billionaire is willing to listen to offers for Ligue 1 outfit Nice, with Suadi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund – who also own Newcastle – “seriously considering” an offer.SunSport understands that any potential cash raised from a sale of Nice would fall well short of that needed to fund a full Ineos takeover of Man Utd.The petrochemicals company now owns 28.94 per cent of the club after an injection of £79.3m last year, with the much-maligned Glazer family still owning the majority of the shares.With the team on the pitch bringing in the worst season in the club’s Premier League history, United are facing a £100m blackhole if they fail to win the Europa League in Bilbao on May 21.Winning the competition will be worth £50m on its own through Champions League qualification and £25m in gate receipts for four home games in the league phase of the competition.There is also an additional £30m in bonus and prize money if they can reach the last 16, and a £10m bonus they will receive from kit sponsors, Adidas, which is taken away if they do not qualify for Europe’s premier competition.Their likely opponents for the final currently look set to be Tottenham, who have a 3-1 advantage following a home win over Norwegian champions Bodo/Glimt.Read More on The SunThe second legs of the Europa League clashes take place next Thursday, with Spurs travelling to Bodo’s artificial pitch at the Aspmyra Stadion and United taking on Athletic Bilbao at Old Trafford.Fans have already been drawing up travel plans, but it will cost a small fortune for both accommodation and travel following a huge surge in demand and prices.Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s first year at Man UtdSIR JIM RATCLIFFE’S minority takeover at Manchester United was announced on Christmas Eve in 2023 – and a lot has happened at Old Trafford since…December 2023 – Man Utd confirm Ratcliffe’s takeover on Christmas Eve, vowing to invest £245m into Old TraffordJanuary 2024 – Ratcliffe and right-hand man Sir Dave Brailsford photographed meeting Erik ten Hag during tour of Carrington January 2024 – Omar Berrada poached from Man City as new CEO February 2024 – Ratcliffe’s £1billion, 27.7 per cent takeover officially completed February 2024 – Former CEO Richard Arnold quits board as Ineos pair John Rees and Rob Nevin addedMarch 2024 – Ratcliffe bans words “awesome” and “lukewarm cappuccino” in bizarre moveMarch 2024 – Matt Johnson appointed head of women’s footballMarch 2024 – Ratcliffe announces plans to build “Wembley of the North” to replace Old TraffordMarch 2024 – Man Utd NYSE share price drops to $13.73 on March 21 – down from $20.52 immediately after Ratcliffe takeover in DecemberApril 2024 – Senior staff club credit cards and private cars cancelled April 2024 – John Murtough quits as football director April 2024 – Jason Wilcox appointed technical director after compensation package agreed with Southampton May 2024 – Ratcliffe turns Carrington “toxic” after sending email to employees slamming “disgraceful” lack of cleanlinessMay 2024 – Work finally starts on leaking Old Trafford roofMay 2024 – Man Utd finish eighth in Premier League, worst-ever finish May 2024 – Ratcliffe gives employees just one week to decide if they want to accept redundancy May 2024 – Staff forced to pay for own transport to FA Cup final and only given one ticketMay 2024 – Pre-match party and hotel for senior staff before FA Cup final axedMay 2024 – Man Utd shock rivals Man City to win FA Cup despite suggestions Erik ten Hag will be sacked regardless of resultJune 2024 – Man Utd announce £50m plans to upgrade Carrington training ground June 2024 – Ratcliffe introduces strict “back to work” policy forcing staff to come into officeJune 2024 – Ratcliffe scores own goal with comments about women’s teamJuly 2024 – Man Utd finally agree deal to bring in Dan Ashworth as sporting director after four months of gardening leave at Newcastle, who received £3m in compensationJuly 2024 – Erik ten Hag signs shock new contract extension until 2026July 2024 – Ruud van Nistelrooy and Rene Hake appointed assistant managers, Andreas Georgson first-team coach and Jelle ten Rouwelaar goalkeeper coach. Darren Fletcher’s role changes from technical director to first-team coach. Steve McClaren, Mitchell van der Gaag and Benni McCarthy depart.July 2024 – Ex-Chelsea technical director Christopher Vivell joins on short-term basis as interim director of recruitment July 2024 – Jean-Claude Blanc added to Man Utd board  July 2024 – Man Utd cut down number of staff on US pre-season tour to 125July 2024 – Ratcliffe makes 250 redundancies including popular media man John Allen, historian Cliff Butler and kitman Alex WylieAugust 2024 – Man Utd splash out £199m in the summer transfer window August 2024 – Matchday staff lunchboxes scrapped and some forced to eat beside toiletOctober 2024 – Man Utd stop paying £2m-a-year ambassador salary to Sir Alex FergusonOctober 2024 – Staff Christmas party cancelled October 2024 – “Back to work” policy costing Utd fortune to convert hospitality suites into temporary offices between home matchesOctober 2024 – Erik ten Hag sacked with club 14th in Premier League table, costing club £15mNovember 2024 – Ruben Amorim appointed new Man Utd manager on deal until 2027 after stumping up £10m release clause November 2024 – Coach Ruud van Nistelrooy axed by new manager Ruben Amorim November 2024 – Man Utd chiefs locked in blame game over summer shambles including Erik ten Hag situation and transfer signings November 2024 – Ratcliffe reportedly set to half £40,000 budget paid to Manchester United Disabled Supporters AssociationDecember 2024 – Ratcliffe admits “mediocre” Man Utd “still in last century” December 2024 – Fans protest after OAP and children concessions tickets ditched and minimum home ticket cost up to £66December 2024 – Dan Ashworth sacked after five months as sporting directorDecember 2024 – £100 staff Christmas bonus ditched for £40 M&S voucherDecember 2024 – Ceiling starts leaking during Ruben Amorim’s press conference after 3-0 defeat to BournemouthDecember 2024 – Reports of a mice infestation at Old Trafford as rodent droppings found in food kiosks and plush suites as food hygiene ratings drops to just two starsDecember 2024 – SunSport reveals Ratcliffe cuts £40,000 funding donation to Association of Former Manchester United Players charity More