Three senior executives to leave Man Utd including person responsible for delivering latest round of redundancies under Sir Jim Ratcliffe & INEOS

Manchester United have seen a number of job cuts since the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS as a minority owner of the club, and the Red Devils have also undergone a significant restructuring in the backroom staff. Reports have now suggested that three senior executives are now set to leave United at the end of the season but not as a part of the redunduncies.

As per the BBC, Annie Hale, United's People and Transformation Director, Chief Commercial Development Officer James Holroyd and London-based commercial director Florence Lafaye are the three senior executives who are going to depart Old Trafford at the end of the season.

Hale is one of the main people responsible for Manchester United's second round of redundancies, which could have up to 200 jobs cut before the end of the season. Meanwhile, Holroyd and Lafaye have been at United for 13 and 14 years, respectively.

The Red Devils continue to struggle, and it is likely that they will have to undergo a number of more structural changes at the club if results do not follow for Manchester United.