Man Utd confident hires from Man City will not bring heat if rivals are punished

Chief executive Omar Berrada headlines the list of former City employees who have moved to Old Trafford in recent months.
UNITED: Jim Ratcliffe, Ineos CEO and minority shareholder at Manchester United; Dave Brailsford, head of sport for the INEOS group; Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada; Manchester United sporting director Dan Ashworth; Jason Wilcox, Manchester United's Technical Director; and former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson. Pic: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.

UNITED: Jim Ratcliffe, Ineos CEO and minority shareholder at Manchester United; Dave Brailsford, head of sport for the INEOS group; Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada; Manchester United sporting director Dan Ashworth; Jason Wilcox, Manchester United's Technical Director; and former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson. Pic: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.

Manchester United have no concerns they would face any issues if Manchester City are found guilty of breaching financial regulations despite hiring key officials who previously worked for their rivals.

United chief executive Omar Berrada headlines the list of former City employees who have moved to Old Trafford in recent months under the new Ineos-led football structure.

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