Finally, the Glazer family agreed to sell Man United

Finally, the Glazer family agreed to sell Man United

      According to The Sun, the Glazer family is ready to sell Manchester United club to Qatari billionaire Sheikh Jassim after recent discussions.

According to many sources, billionaire Sheikh Jassim bin Thani from the Middle East has won the race to take over Man Utd from the Glazer family.

The Qatari billionaire bought all of Man Utd from the Glazer family after beating competition from billionaire Sir Jimmy Ratchcliff of INOES Chemical Group - who did not offer to buy MU outright but still let the Glazer family have a share. .

According to The Sun, the Glazer family fn88 is ready to sell Manchester United club to Qatari billionaire Sheikh Jassim after the most recent discussions between the parties.

The closing price on both sides is believed to be £6 billion, at the request of the Glazers.

If all goes well, billionaire Sheikh Jassim will complete the procedures to take over Man Utd before Christmas this year. After taking over MU, it is likely that the new Qatari owners will pour money for coach Erik Ten Hag to shop in January 2024.

According to Romano, Man Utd is in talks to sell the couple Scott McTominay and Harry Maguire to West Ham United. They also pushed Donny Van de Beek to Real Sociedad on loan.

At the same time, the Red Devils will bid farewell to Fred in the context that the Brazilian star is receiving interest from many clubs. Finally, when there is enough funding, Man Utd will target two top targets, Sofyan Amrabat and Jean-Clair Todibo.

Man Utd want Amrabat to thicken the midfield, buy Todibo instead of Maguire In addition, the third shirt number used in the 2023/24 season has just been released by Man United.

As described by the Man Utd club, this is a special shirt to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic nickname "Red Devils".

A special highlight of this shirt is the club's badge designed with the only image of the devil holding a trident. Other details such as the name "Manchester United" or the sailboat are omitted.

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