Manchester United head coach Erik ten Hag is welcoming the new investment in the club.
INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe have purchased 25 percent of the team from the Glazer family and from regular shareholders.
Ten Hag may be aware that his job is under threat as INEOS reviews United's recent failures, but he has welcomed the elevating of standards.
He told reporters: "It gives spirit in this whole club, everyone notices this club is going into a period of changes and it's because we want to achieve high targets, standards have to change, we started with this one-and-a-half year ago.
"I'm sure Ineos and me are very aligned on this, we understand we have to change.
We started that process last season with the dressing room but also many departments. I am very happy to raise the standards, to collaborate more and Ineos can have a big impact on that."