Manchester United is undergoing significant transformation under new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, with a revamped sporting department aimed at improving transfer strategies and overall club management. Erik ten Hag remains as manager, but key positions have been filled by new executives, including Omar Berrada as chief executive and Dan Ashworth as sporting director. The club has successfully signed several talents this summer, reflecting a collaborative approach in transfer decisions that includes daily meetings and input from various qualified individuals. Despite around 250 job cuts causing staff unease, there are no immediate plans for further layoffs. Additionally, the recruitment strategy has shifted to a more aggressive youth policy, marked by new signings like Leny Yoro, even with known health issues. This restructuring marks a departure from the previous era under the Glazers, which many fans found frustrating.