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Manchester United have cancelled access to chauffeur-driven private cars for some members of their backroom staff, according to a new report.

Earlier this week, it was claimed that Ineos had cancelled some credit cards given to senior figures at the Red Devils, in a bid to cut spiralling costs, and bring the club closer to complying with Profit and Sustainability (PSR) rules.

Now it is thought that these restrictions have also changed the travel access provided to certain members of the team at Old Trafford.

The Times claim that some members of backroom staff at Man United will no longer get access to private cars being driven by chauffeurs, following a review into spending habits at the Premier League club iniated by new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

Consultancy firm Interpath Advisory is set to finish its review by the end of the  football season, but its preliminary reports have found wasteful spending of money at Man United, and they have advised new part-owners Ineos on how to reduce costs moving forward.