Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag insists his players haven't been unsettled by Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent share purchase.
Ratcliffe is expected to take charge of the football operations once his 25 per cent share purchase is accepted by the board.
Asked if the news has unsettled his players, Ten Hag replied: "I don't think so.
"Of course, they are committed to the club, but especially they are committed to this team. They want to be successful and are therefore aware you need the team, your teammates, you need co-operation.
"You want to play with the best players you have in this team, and when the cooperation is growing, you will play better. And that is to their benefit.
"That is how the players are thinking and they are not thinking about strategic reviews or structures or whatever."