Live broadcast on August 3rd according to Daily Mail, the transfer of Manchester United football club is still going on. At present, the current boss Glazer family is still negotiating with “many parties.
As the new season approaches rapidly, people worry that the process, which has been delayed for a long time since last November, may be suspended in order to let the Glazer family reevaluate their choices. However, the Daily Mail learned that the current situation is that American bosses are continuing to talk with multiple acquisition teams in order to sell or introduce some investments to the club.
The two potential new bosses who may enter Old Trafford are Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani, the chief of Qatar, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the British billionaire. Both sides offered an offer of about 5 billion pounds for the value of Manchester United football club. Among them, Chief Jassim’s proposal is all acquisition, while Ratcliffe’s proposal is phased acquisition, that is, allowing Glazer family members to retain their rights and interests for a period of time. Some people close to Chief Jassim’s acquisition team still believe that they will eventually win in this acquisition competition. However, it is reported that neither of the two companies has yet given an offer close to the 6 billion pounds Glazer wants.
Since the acquisition of the owner by leverage in 2005 and the transfer of heavy debts to the club, the Glazer family has been very unpopular with most Manchester United fans, but sources revealed that, they are still negotiating with many parties. This increases the possibility that the Glazer family is likely to turn to accept offers from other investment companies and sell only a part of the club’s shares. Theoretically, such an approach can also bring much-needed funds for Manchester United to renovate the Old Trafford stadium and Carentan training base.
The Daily Mail also said that architects who had participated in a series of stadium upgrading plans, including the construction of a new stadium, had not been asked by Manchester United to draft a new, A scaled-down upgrade proposal.
Although the delay in the transfer caused dissatisfaction-both teams seeking acquisition thought that the trade fair would be completed before the summer transfer window opened, given that Uefa’s Financial Fairness Act limited the club’s spending, this did not affect the summer business of coach Teng Hach. Earlier this week, Manchester United announced that it would renew its contract with the Jersey provider Adidas for 10 years, with a total value of at least 0.9 billion pounds. This is considered to be the highest-paid jersey sponsorship contract in the history of the Premier League after each season.
Although the renewal of Adidas will encourage Manchester United officials, it is unlikely to affect the club transfer negotiations supervised by the Commercial Bank of America Rene group. In the previous process, they have introduced Manchester United’s financial situation to interested acquirers. It is understood that Manchester United’s financial situation was evaluated as “optimistic”, taking into account the possible future revenue growth (such as the new jersey sponsorship contract).
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