Manchester United will create a Fan Advisory Board "to ensure the fans' perspective is embedded within the club's decision-making processes" following the fallout from the European Super League fiasco.
The announcement came after United co-chairman Joel Glazer attended his first fans' forum on Friday, with the club also initiating a "direct dialogue with MUST (Manchester United Supporters Trust) with the aim of identifying a mutually beneficial Fan Share Scheme".
Glazer said in a statement on United's official website: "I was pleased to join the fans' forum to listen to the views of supporters, address their questions, and share ideas on how we can improve the way we work together.
"As owners, we want exactly the same thing as the fans - a successful team and a strong club - and we want to work in partnership to achieve those objectives.
"Fans are the lifeblood of Manchester United and I am personally committed to ensuring that they are given an enhanced voice, through the creation of a Fan Advisory Board and a Fan Share Scheme.
"The club has been in discussions with MUST regarding a fan share scheme for a number of months and has already sought external legal advice on options. Discussions will now intensify, with the aim of agreeing a plan before the start of the new season."
