Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed he has spoken to Sir Jim Ratcliffe about joining his bid to purchase a stake in Manchester United.
Ineos founder Ratcliffe, along with Wolff, 51, and Ola Kallenius own a third of the Mercedes Formula One team. Mercedes team principal Wolff has overseen six of Lewis Hamilton’s seven world championships.“I very much respect his values and we trust each other. If we felt it would make sense to be part of the investment group then I would certainly look at it.”
is a love story because he is born there. Our personal relationship is strong and with Ola Kallenius, they call us the Three Amigos because we live in the no bulls*** world.Wolff also raised the prospect of going into business with Hamilton. Wolff said: “I would consider Lewis to be in my very close circle of friends and we are talking about career planning a lot. I would like to be part of his future.
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