Manchester United Chief Omar Berrada threaten the staff that they could be released if they escape confidential information

The boss of Manchester United, Omar Berrada, warned the staff that they could be released if they continue to exchange confidential information to the media.

Several leaks have taken place in the club in recent years, and Berrada has initiated an investigation to find those responsible.

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In an email with 580 words, the 46-year-old issued a formal warning to the employees on Monday and in detail that the unveiling of confidential information is considered “gross misconduct” and can lead to her dismissal.

According to the Guardian, Berrada's e -mail was not positively received by some employees who are concerned about losing their work.

He explained: “Anyone who has disclosed information outside the club violates their confidentiality obligations, and we are very clear that this is regarded as gross misconduct. To protect the club and his colleagues, additional measures are taken to prevent future confidentiality and also identify all those responsible.”

United supporters expected an improvement in their assets when Sir Jim Ratcliffes Ineos acquired 25% in the club in December 2023.

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However, things have not become good under Ratcliffe because the services on the field were overwhelming.

Erik Ten Hag was released in October after a bad start to the season as a manager.

Ruben Amorim was appointed successor, but the results have further deteriorated under the Portuguese boss. You are now sitting the 15th place in the table and only collect 29 points from 25 games.

Around 250 employees have lost their work to reduce the club's expenses. Ratcliffe is reportedly planning another round of over 100 layoffs due to the club's painted finances.

It is also said that the Red Devils are expected to reduce their scouting department with around 80 employees.