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MANCHESTER, England — Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is doing his best to keep his focus on the field and out of the boardroom with the ownership of the club up in the air and the team struggling early in the Premier League season. But ignoring the noise surrounding United's potential sale isn't easy with British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe looking to become a minority shareholder. The Ineos owner could also take control of United's soccer operations if his bid is successful. Ten Hag says "I'm not involved in this. Others in the club are dealing with this."
