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    The richest man in the UK wants full control of Manchester United. See proposal | English football

    Lizzie GrayBy Lizzie GrayMay 23, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The richest man in the UK wants full control of Manchester United.  See proposal |  English football
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    Still looking for a new owner. Manchester United Interested in the richest man in the UK. This is Jim Ratcliffe, owner of Ineos petrochemicals, who has already shown interest and now appears with a proposal to take full control of the club within a few years.

    According to information from Sky Sports, Ratcliffe wants to include a clause obligating the family of the American Glazer, owner of Manchester United since 2005, to sell all its shares by 2026 and leave the club altogether..

    1 of 1 Jim Ratcliffe interested in buying Manchester United – Image: REUTERS / Eric Gaillard
    Jim Ratcliffe, interested in buying Manchester United – Photograph: Reuters/Eric Gaillard

    However, the Glazers currently have no intention of accepting this clause, as they intend to stay at the club in some way, even with a relevant managerial position. Therefore, Jim Ratcliffe, the owner of Nice in France, may have to organize a new bid so as not to be at a disadvantage in the competition with Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani, head of Qatar Islamic Bank (Al Masraf, Bank of Qatar). ).

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    Currently, United has more than €580 million (R$3.2 billion) in debt. The Glazer family announced in November that it was open to selling or investing, sparking uproar over a bidding battle between Qatari and Saudi interests.

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