Having made 250 staff redundant last summer, United confirmed on Monday that there would be further job reductions of between 150 and 200 employees. The club are also expected to scale back their presence in London and move some staff from offices at Old Trafford to their Carrington training ground.

Manchester United’s official supporters group has slammed the sackings made by the club’s owners. Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made another round of budget cuts at Manchester United, and this time,

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been in charge for a year and has divided the Old Trafford fanbase in the process

Manchester United 'to give staff soup and bread' as cost-cutting measures under Sir Jim Ratcliffe continue - Changes made to meals for staff at Old Trafford and Carrington

The group property services team at Manchester United are accustomed to undertaking mundane jobs. As the hidden heroes responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of Old Trafford, Carrington and the club’s other buildings,

Manchester United is set to close its staff canteen at Old Trafford as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ongoing cost-cutting measures. Employees will no longer receive free hot meals, with only fruit available at the stadium and soup with toast at Carrington.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly implemented fresh cost-cutting measures at Manchester United, with the latest changes affecting food service at the club's training ground canteen. The billionaire owner has restricted meal options to just soup and sandwiches for all personnel except first-team players.

Manchester United's chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe has continued to cut costs at Old Trafford by shutting down the canteen and limiting the menu at Carrington

More redundancies are expected at Man United and staff morale is not improving under the co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.