Manchester United investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe will not be responsible for sacking Erik ten Hag this summer.

If the Dutchman does lose his job, which is not yet clear, Ratcliffe will leave the decision to others.

Per the Manchester Evening News, CEO Omar Berrada is the man tasked with that responsibility.

United's sporting operations are controlled by INEOS, whose director of sport Sir Dave Brailsford has been conducting an audit of club operations.

Ten Hag could still hold onto his job, depending on how United finish out the season.

However, he is likely to be replaced by a man who INEOS believe can fit their vision for the club.