Man United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said that UEFA's rules on multi-club ownership have prevented the club from signing a player from Nice.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe believes UEFA rules on multi-club ownership are unfair as Manchester United were prevented from signing a player from Nice. The Athletic reported on Wednesday that Nice defender Jean-Clair Todibo,

Manchester United co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has claimed UEFA’s rules on multi-club ownership have blocked the Premier League club from signing a player from Ligue 1 side Nice. Ratcliffe’s company INEOS acquired Nice in 2019,

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe has announced that because INEOS also owns French club Nice, Manchester United will not be allowed to sign any Nice players.Ratcliffe has verified that OGC Nice’s attempt to move

United and Nice both qualified for this season’s Europa League, but UEFA is yet to decide whether both can compete. Article Five of UEFA’s rulebook states that no individual o

Liverpool might consider signing Nice defender Jean-Clair Todibo. He was linked with a move to Manchester United but UEFA rules will prevent that transfer from happening.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe said the club has been ‘unfairly’ banned from signing an unnamed player due to his ownership of French club Nice. In his first summer since acquiring a stake in United,