MANCHESTER UNITED chief Omar Berrada has warned staff they face being sacked if they continue to leak information about the club. The Red Devils’ CEO made the threat in a 580-word email to employees this week. Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s United reign has been plagued by poor performances on the pitch.
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Erik ten Hag was sacked earlier this season, with successor Ruben Amorim taking them even lower down the table. While off the pitch, around 250 staff have been made redundant in a bid to reduce spending. And now, those who remain have been warned that “additional measures” have been put in place to prevent any further leaking of updates.
Another 100 redundancies are expected to come in the following weeks and months. But despite acknowledging the unsettling conditions, chief executive Berrada told staff that anyone caught leaking information to the media will be sacked. “To protect the club and its colleagues, additional measures are being put in place to prevent future breaches of confidentiality and also identify any persons responsible.
BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS. “Journalists are extremely well-versed in gathering information from multiple sources.”. United have not commented on the email sent out by Berrada. It came in the same week that debt levels at the club hit the £1billion mark.
