Manchester United's co-owners INEOS are in talks with Tottenham to end their sponsorship agreement with the club earlier than planned, sources have told ESPN.

SIR JIM RATCLIFFE’S Ineos are in talks to cancel their Tottenham sponsorship two years early. Spurs have a multi-million pound, five-year deal with the petrochemical company, founded by

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's company, Ineos, have held talks with Tottenham about ending a five-year sponsorship deal early as they continue to scale back their investment in sport

Ineos, the co-owner of Manchester United, is in talks with Tottenham to cut short a sponsorship deal with the north London club. Chemicals firm Ineos agreed a five-year deal with Spurs in 2022 – before its founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe bought a stake in United – for Ineos Grenadier to become the London team’s official 4×4 vehicle partner.

INEOS' involvement with rivals Tottenham but the latest moves may be a positive sign for Ratcliffe's controversial running of Man United.

Manchester United are co-owned by Ineos but the petrochemical giant's name adorns the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Manchester United’s co-owners INEOS are reportedly in negotiations with Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur over the termination of their sponsorship agreement.Since completing a partial

Tottenham have entered into talks with Ineos to potentially end their sponsorship agreement two years early, a new report has claimed. The petrochemicals giants are also associated with Manchester United as CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe holds a stake in the Old Trafford club.