By Tom Procter
Published on 2024-01-21 11:00:00
There was some shock news yesterday, as Manchester United confirmed the appointment of Omar Berrada as their new chief executive after he spent nine years at Man City.
INEOS have just acquired a 25% stake in the Red Devils, and one of the first things on their agenda was to bring in a new CEO after Richard Arnold stood down.
They made a play for Berrada, who then resigned from his chief football operations officer role at City, which he’d been in for three-and-a-half years.
Berrada will officially start work at United in the summer.
It is a big statement of intent from Sir Jim Ratcliffe, to land an individual who has been extremely key to the running of Man City in recent times and the success of the club both on and off…
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