Enraged Manchester United fans passionately protested against the club's ownership ahead of their Premier League fixture on Sunday afternoon.
It was arguably the biggest top-flight match of the campaign for the Red Devils, who hosted local rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford.
Manchester derby days at Old Trafford appear to be numbered, with Man Utd looking to build a new 100,000-seater stadium to replace their current home.
The Red Devils suffered their second loss of the 2026-27 term on the weekend, when a solitary strike from Erling Haaland won the day for the visitors.
This is despite Man City playing the majority of the match with a numerical disadvantage following Phil Foden's red card in the first half.
Watch as Man Utd fans protest against the Glazers, Ratcliffe
Ahead of their embarrassing defeat to Man City on Sunday, Man Utd fans marched through the Munich tunnel, with a clear message.
The followers of the Red Devils were protesting about the ownership of their beloved club by the Glazer family and INEOS, with the latter headed up by Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
From the footage, it is clear that Man Utd fans want both parties to leave the club immediately, after years of disappointment on and off the pitch.
There is a hope that the timing of the protest – just moments before a high-profile Manchester derby – will help spread the message further.
Why are Man Utd fans complaining again?
In late 2023, INEOS – led by Ratcliffe – completed a minority takeover of Manchester United, taking control of the footballing operations and day-to-day running of the business from the Glazer family.
It was hoped that this would lead to a new era of success and dominance for the Red Devils, however, the reality of the situation could not be further from that.
Man Utd are still nowhere near competing for the Premier League title once again and extreme cuts to staff privileges have rubbed supporters up the wrong way.
As a result, the Ratcliffe-led group and the Glazers are being painted with the brush by the Man Utd fans, who are sick of seeing the likes of Arsenal and Manchester City tussle for the title.
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We have been here before haven't we? Manchester United fans demanding the exit of the Glazer family from their club.
At this point, the Premier League would not be the same without the protests and the green and yellow scarves.
Since Sir Alex Ferguson left in 2013, Man Utd have stumbled behind the progression of elite clubs in England.