The 71-year-old British billionaire and INEOS founder will purchase a 25 per cent share at the Premier League giants as he prepares to begin work behind the scenes.
Sir Dave Brailsford is also expected to pitch up at Old Trafford and take a leading role alongside Ratcliffe as he has with other INEOS-backed sporting ventures. Here, we take a closer look at the 59-year-old and what United should expect.
■ WHO IS SIR DAVE BRAILSFORD?
Cycling fanatics or anyone familiar with the sport will already know who Brailsford is and what he has achieved in his sporting career. However, for those unaware, he was responsible for the development and subsequent success of Team GB and Team Sky over the last decade or so.
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