Jonny Evans: Manchester United cutting jobs has been hard to see

Last week Ratcliffe began the formal process of making the redundancies, informing some staff they were officially at risk, with those in this category who were due on United’s summer tour told that they would no longer be on the plane to the US.
Manchester United's Jonny Evans and manager Erik ten Hag during the Premier League match at Old Trafford, Manchester. Picture date: Wednesday May 15, 2024.

Manchester United's Jonny Evans and manager Erik ten Hag during the Premier League match at Old Trafford, Manchester. Picture date: Wednesday May 15, 2024.

Jonny Evans has stated that Jim Ratcliffe’s decision to cut 250 Manchester United jobs has been difficult to witness as the club is like a family and people the defender knows personally are involved.

Last week Ratcliffe began the formal process of making the redundancies, informing some staff they were officially at risk, with those in this category who were due on United’s summer tour told that they would no longer be on the plane to the US.

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