SHOCKING: Man United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe may be considering selling club following a recent development.

Keith Wyness, the former CEO of Everton, has asserted that Sir Jim Ratcliffe may consider selling French club OGC Nice after becoming “consumed” by Man United.

The 66-year-old, who previously served as CEO at Goodison Park from 2004 to 2009 and currently operates a football consultancy that provides guidance to elite clubs, expressed that his tenure as the head of the Ligue 1 team was a “beneficial learning experience” in the world of football during the latest episode of Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast.

Individual who is fond of sports In 2017, Ratcliffe acquired Lausanne-Sport, a Swiss club, and subsequently executed a buyout at Nice in 2019.

His INEOS company has since assumed control of Man United’s football affairs after acquiring a 27.7% stake in the club in February.

Ratcliffe has since implemented significant changes at Old Trafford, including the implementation of a new executive hierarchy and the severance of 250 members of the club’s staff.

Wyness asserted that the billionaire’s “bandwidth has a limit” and that it could result in him selling Nice.

He stated on the Insider Track podcast of Football Insider: “The Todibo situation is the type of situation that will likely result in him selling Nice and moving to Man United.”

“He is currently preoccupied with United.” May God bless him for that; it is advantageous for an owner.

“The bandwidth is finite, even for Sir Jim Ratcliffe.”

“I believe that Nice served as an advantageous learning experience for him; however, the football landscape in France is distinctive, and there are distinct obstacles to overcome.”

“There are two distinct cultures, societies, and fanbases.”

He is most likely to sell Nice, and I have a buyer who is interested in purchasing it. Therefore, he should contact me.

“Indeed, I anticipate that he will concentrate exclusively on United.”