Man Utd's participation in European competition next season had been placed in jeopardy as a result of UEFA's multi-club ownership rules.
Manchester United are confident they will be allowed to compete in European competition next season despite a potential conflict of interest over Ineos's multi-club model, with Ligue 1 side Nice also on track to qualify for Europe.
Ineos are majority stakeholders in Nice, while Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 28% investment into United was officially ratified earlier this year. To be allowed to compete in the same European competition, Ineos would need to prove to UEFA that there is enough detachment between the two clubs. They will have until June 3 to show UEFA that is the case.
In clearing the clubs to compete UEFA laid out the reasons for their decisions, which included a significant reduction of shareholding in the clubs in some cases, changes to the financing of the clubs and representatives on the board and bans on the sharing of data and transfers. UEFA have not changed the rules for multi-club ownership but send a letter to participating clubs every year that outlines the rules. If United and Nice competed in the same competition and United were barred, they would have the option to appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. UEFA sources privately concede United would likely win any judgement.
"It says you have to change the ownership structure, you know. So it’s all about influence and positions on the board and that sort of thing. A: the rules are changing, and B: there are shades of grey not black and white. Manchester City will probably have the problem before we have the problem because they’ve obviously got Girona.
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