Ratcliffe, who along with Wolff and Ola Kallenius own a third of the ☂Mercedes F1 team, is set to buy a 25% sta🌃ke in The Red Devils. 

It has been revealed that the Ineos petrochemicals company’s founder has pledge♐d to commit £245m ($300m) from his personal fortune to improve the Old Trafford club’s ageing i𝓡nfrastructure. 

Ahead of 🍸this weekend’s S🌼ao Paulo Grand Prix, Wolff revealed to the PA news agency that he has spoken to the 71-old billionaire about joining his bid. 

“Jim has sha🅰red the trajectory with me,” Wolff said. “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.

“I have never aimed for trophy investments but I like the coജmpetitiveness of the Pr🔯emier League.

“Jim and Manchester United is a love story because he is born there. Our personal re🍷lationship is strong and with Ola Kallenius, they call u𓆉s the Three Amigos because we live in the no bulls*** world.

“If felt I could contribute then I would consider joinin𒁃g him at Manchester United.”

Speaking later to Sky F1, Wolff joked about having a potential conflict of interest by admitting he is a fan of Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City - Manchester United’s fierce rivals.&n𝄹bsp;

"I am♏ a Pep Guardiola fan so I guess﷽ that’s not compatible,” Wolff added.