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Manchester United Muslim fans group calls on co-owner Jim Ratcliffe to quit

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What happened

Supporters’ club says billionaire should stand down after ‘completely unacceptable’ comments on the UK and empire Manchester United’s Muslim supporters’ Club (MUMSC) has called for the Premier League side’s co-owner to step down after he made “comple…

Key facts

  • Supporters’ club says billionaire should stand down after ‘completely unacceptable’ comments on the UK and empire Manchester United’s Muslim supporters’ Club (MUMSC) has called for the Premier League side’s co-owner to step down after he made “comple…
  • Reported by The Guardian and published Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:44:32 UTC.

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