Man utd takeover news live
Here are the latest updates on the potential takeover of Manchester United:
Latest News:
- The Glazer family, who have owned Manchester United since 2005, are reportedly open to selling the club. (Source: The Times)
- The Raine Group, a US-based investment bank, has been appointed to advise the Glazers on the potential sale. (Source: Sky Sports)
- The Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) is believed to be one of the interested parties in acquiring Manchester United. (Source: The Guardian)
- The QIA has a significant stake in Paris Saint-Germain and has been linked with a takeover of Manchester City in the past. (Source: ESPN)
Previous Updates:
- In October 2021, it was reported that the Glazers were considering selling Manchester United due to the club's financial struggles and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Source: The Times)
- In November 2021, the Raine Group was appointed to advise the Glazers on the potential sale. (Source: Sky Sports)
- In December 2021, it was reported that the QIA was interested in acquiring Manchester United. (Source: The Guardian)
- In January 2022, it was reported that the Glazers had received several bids for the club, but none had been accepted. (Source: The Times)
Potential Buyers:
- Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)
- Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire owner of Ineos
- The Reuben brothers, who own the British fashion brand Reiss
- The American businessman, Stephen Ross, who owns the Miami Dolphins
Timeline:
- October 2021: The Glazers consider selling Manchester United due to financial struggles.
- November 2021: The Raine Group is appointed to advise the Glazers on the potential sale.
- December 2021: The QIA is reported to be interested in acquiring Manchester United.
- January 2022: The Glazers receive several bids for the club, but none are accepted.
- February 2022: The takeover saga continues, with no official announcement made by the Glazers or any potential buyers.
Please note that the takeover saga is ongoing, and updates may be subject to change.