Live broadcast on August 18, Shaikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani is still waiting for the Glazer family to respond to its proposal to acquire Manchester United.
The innix group led by Sir Shaikh Jassim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe submitted an offer of more than 5 billion pounds in May, but sources said Jassim was worried that the Glazer family might not sell Manchester United, because his quotation is still under consideration.
Manchester Evening News reported in February that Manchester United co-chairmen Joel and Glazer were unwilling to sell the club, and their brothers and sisters Brian, Edward, Kevin and Darcy were also members of Manchester United’s board of directors.
People involved in the possible acquisition of Manchester United are tired of this process. It is understood that when the Glazer brothers entered the market nine months ago, there was a discord between them, and there is still no agreement between brothers and sisters on what they want to do with Manchester United.
MEN wrote last month that Wall Street financiers also believed that the New York Stock Exchange should put pressure on the Glazer family to make decisions to avoid delays in the stock trading process. Since the process began, there has been no clarification or communication, and the data of the New York Stock Exchange is pessimistic about stock price fluctuations based on rumors.
A financial source said that relevant people from the investment bank company Raine Group hired by the Glazer family believed that their task was to sell something that was not really used for sale.
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