Jim Ratcliffe, the co-owner of Manchester United, has acknowledged that the club’s youth academy is not performing as it should.
“Our academy’s performance has declined. It needs to be producing a steady stream of talented players, which also benefits the club financially. However, this is not a quick fix that can be solved overnight. We have recently hired a new academy director,” Ratcliffe was quoted as saying by Times Sport.
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After seven matches, Manchester United is currently in tenth place in the English Premier League table. The team is scheduled to play an away game against Liverpool on October 19.