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There are many different ways in which football could be perceived as heading in the wrong direction, and one of them is multi-club ownership. It's an issue that has been thrust back into the limelight as Manchester United will soon be 25% owned by the same company that owns OGC Nice and Lausanne Sport and a partner of Racing Club Abidjan. It would not be the first time a big club in Europe has found itself under the same ownership or investment as other teams around the world. Naturally, when it comes to continental tournaments, this creates a major issue for governing bodies like UEFA. Here's a look at what UEFA's multi-club owner ship rules are right now and how they can affect clubs like Man Utd. What are UEFA's multi-club ownership rules? Sir Jim Ratcliffe is involved in a number of sports / VALERY HACHE/GettyImages UEFA's multi-club ownership rules can make for slightly confusing reading for those not used to the jargon. There are many different ways in whic...

All is swell at the Theatre of Dreams. Erik ten Hag has the Red Devils playing some of their best football in over a decade, and the Glazers, those pesky Glazers, are seemingly on their way out of the club. Manchester United's resurgence under their Dutch coach has some fantasising over a Premier League title challenge for the first time in a decade this season, but it is the long-term future of the club that has all United supporters uncontrollably excited. The Glazers announced in November that they were considering selling the club as they 'explore strategic alternatives' and INEOS, the firm of British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has expressed an interest in purchasing United. INEOS said the company had 'formally put ourselves into the process'. Ratcliffe is a very rich man, there's no doubting that, but how does his wealth compare to some of his potential future com Pet itors? Sir Jim Ratcliffe's net worth Boyhood United fan Ratcliffe made an unsucc...

Leeds United are again being considered as a potential club to invest in by PSG's owners Qatar Sports Investments, 90min understands. The Whites are currently owned by Italian media mogul Andrea Radrizzani, who took charge in 2017 and oversaw their promotion back to the Premier League. However, Radrizzani agreed a deal with the investment arm of NFL side San Francisco 49ers to sell an initial 44% stake, while also giving them an option to purchase the club up until 2024. The 49ers were not the first investor to talk with Radrizzani as he also spoke to Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the president of Paris Saint-Germain and chairman of Qatar Sports Investments, before he agreed to sell to the Americans. Now, 90min understands that QSI are again looking to invest in the Premier League and are assessing their options in England, which include Tottenham Hotspur. But one club they remain keen on is Leeds and they are believed to have touched base with the club about the situation at Elland Roa...