Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s record in a previous transfer window at Nice will terrify Manchester United fans ahead of January.
While it has been widely reported that the investment is not expected to be decided at the meeting, the Ineos owner is closing in on an agreement.
“The best thing to do is to prepare as quickly as possible for next season in order to start it well. Do you remember how many players came in at the end of the transfer window last summer? Six left, six arrived.“It’s difficult in these conditions. Simply, we mustn’t make the same errors. If someone wants my opinion, the earlier we organise ourselves, the better it will be. If we want to aim higher, we have to anticipate things and put the values of the organisation in place.
The club have somewhat recovered since and sit second in Ligue 1 at this early stage of the campaign after an unbeaten start.
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