When Sir Jim Ratcliffe got control of the footballing operations at Manchester United, he made his plan clear. The Ineos owner has already pointed to the transfer failings of the old regime as a key thing he wants to change at the club – with transfers like Casemiro unlikely to happen at Manchester United. Sir Jim Ratcliffe admitted that the transfer policy will be more focused on developing supremely talented youngsters into world-class players, rather than buying the finished article. We saw this in action during the first summer of Ineos‘ rule – with Chido Obi-Martin, Leny Yoro and Sekou Ko…
