INEOS have made final decision to cash in on One Man United player who had poor performance against City, decision made after recent board meeting to generate funds for Three incoming by January

Enough is enough at Old Trafford, and INEOS have finally reached their breaking point with one Manchester United player. After a nightmare performance in the 3-0 derby defeat to Manchester City, Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s ownership group have reportedly decided to part ways with the underperformer once and for all. Behind closed doors, the board agreed that the time has come to cash in when the transfer window reopens in January.

Insiders say the player, once trusted as a steady presence, has now turned into the embodiment of inconsistency and wasted potential. His display against City was the final straw—careless in possession, weak in duels, and guilty of leaving United’s defence exposed time and again. The atmosphere at Old Trafford spoke volumes, with supporters groaning at every mistake, while social media erupted with calls for him to be shipped out immediately.

For INEOS, the decision is not just about moving on from a failing player. Selling him would cut their losses and also create room in the budget to pursue three major signings across key positions. Targets have already been identified in midfield, defence, and attack, with the goal of building a side filled with hunger, quality, and resilience—players who can compete with the very best and stop rivals from embarrassing United on the big stage.

The player is still expected to generate interest, with European clubs and even Saudi Arabia likely to test the waters given his name recognition. But for INEOS, there will be no compromises. Their message is clear: those who cannot perform at the highest level will not be carried any longer.

For supporters, this signals a long overdue shift in mentality. The culture of rewarding mediocrity appears to be ending, replaced by a ruthless demand for standards worthy of the Manchester United badge. With January fast approaching and new arrivals on the horizon, fans are daring to believe this bold move could mark the start of a stronger and more competitive era at Old Trafford.