Sir Jim Ratcliffe has given his personal approval for Manchester United to acquire a Premier League player worth £60 million.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Manchester United team have granted approval for just one transfer target at this point: Michael Olise from Crystal Palace.

In the upcoming months, Manchester United faces a substantial amount of work. While recent performances may be seen as promising, significant changes are necessary for the club to reclaim its position at the top. Ratcliffe and the team are resolute in their determination to achieve this goal.

Michael Olise is among the several players that Manchester United has been linked with recently.

The Crystal Palace winger is currently regarded as one of the most talented players in the Premier League. His impressive performances since the start of the last season indicate that it’s only a matter of time before he makes a move from Selhurst Park to a larger club.

Last summer, Chelsea put forth considerable efforts to secure Olise’s signature, with clubs like Arsenal and Manchester United also being associated with potential moves for the talented player.

According to the latest information from Ben Jacobs, Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s team has chosen Olise as their sole target thus far.

The journalist informed GiveMeSport, stating, “To the best of my knowledge, the only specific and officially endorsed target for the upcoming summer, from both the current regime and the new leadership under Ratcliffe, is Michael Olise from Crystal Palace.

“Everything else remains uncertain. INEOS is focusing on broader positions, with the striker position being one of them, for instance. They are also considering player departures to potentially finance the transfer window.

“Once the new recruitment team is established, we will then determine the validity of the other rumored links.”

Since the commencement of the previous season, Olise has demonstrated his abilities by scoring eight goals and providing 14 assists in the Premier League. His potential addition would be a valuable asset to the club, particularly on the right-wing, a position where Antony has struggled.

Reportedly, the contract of the Crystal Palace winger includes a release clause set at around £60 million, as per information from The Mirror.