Sir Jim Ratcliffe can use Inyus’s Formula 1 to help revolutionaries in the analysis of Manchester United data.
Among the United States, Ratcliffe used an interview with United Wee Stand Fansin to claim that the club “alone in the last century is a data analysis,” which “is really not here.
Although the club spends a significant amount of money on data, Ratcliffe has decided to improve the situation.
And that could lead to the appointment of Michael Sanson, an engineer in Mercedes.
No contract has been signed so far, but the Ineos is part of the Mercedes F1, which must soften the process.
Sansson is expected to leave Mercedes at the end of the year, and sources say his transfer to United is similar to keeping him in the family and something supported.
One of United’s main questions has been the employment of players in recent seasons.
A large amount of £900 million will spend the 2019-2024 in five years, which has been spent by Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal in the same period of the year.
A little of the new arrival can even be seen as a worthy victory, with people like Anthony, Jadon Sancho, Donny van de Beek and Rasmus Hojlund alone to provide a small return to a total of £260m.
At Old Trafford, Brighton and Brentford are constantly pointing out above their weight in the Premier League because of the use of information above their weight.
Ratcliffe is committed to United to use better than its financial muscles and believes the data is a way to do so.