Important Manchester United news was reported on Tuesday and had the soccer world buzzing. The club might finally be up for sale.
On Tuesday, a Sky News report from England said that the Glazer family intends to sell Manchester United. Sky Sports News also tweeted Tuesday, “According to Sky News, the Glazer family are exploring the possibility of selling Manchester United after their 17-year reign as owners.”
BREAKING 🚨: According to Sky News, the Glazer family are exploring the possibility of selling Manchester United after their 17-year reign as owners. pic.twitter.com/yVG0BehHpS
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) November 22, 2022
Mark Kleinman of Sky News went into further detail. Kleinman tweeted, “Manchester United’s owners, the Glazer family, are to explore a sale of the club as part of a review of options that could also include selling a minority interest. An outright sale would bring an end to 17 years of controversial ownership.”
EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United’s owners, the Glazer family, are to explore a sale of the club as part of a review of options that could also include selling a minority interest. An outright sale would bring an end to 17 years of controversial ownership. https://t.co/ZJurxzvUxK
— Mark Kleinman (@MarkKleinmanSky) November 22, 2022
The Glazer family has owned the club since 2005. Manchester United fans have, by and large, not enjoyed their time as owners. The Glazer family’s purchase of the club led to it being sunk into debt. There have been various protests against the owners as recently as this summer.
Last May, a Premier League game between Manchester United and Chelsea had to be called off after fans stormed the club’s stadium, Old Trafford.
Needless to say, Man U fans are very happy at the possibility of a sale of the club. The soccer world reacted to the shocking news on an already big day for the club.
Quite the evening. https://t.co/HpthmjEwhk
— Carl Anka (@Ankaman616) November 22, 2022
Liverpool and Manchester United potentially up for sale at the same time. Unbelievable.
— Scott Saunders (@__scottsaunders) November 22, 2022
If Manchester United announce the club to be up for sale or seeking investment, it will then be a key battle for fans to ensure a state does not succeed in buying the club.
— Chris Winterburn (@cmwinterburn) November 22, 2022
The Glazer family are now open to the idea of a full-blown auction and sale of Manchester United.
Thank you Cristiano Ronaldo. What an influence. 👍🏽#GlazersOut #MUFC
— Bolarinwa Olajide (@iambolar) November 22, 2022
The Ronaldo fan boys think his interview with Piers Morgan has led to American businessmen putting up Manchester United for sale.
There is naivety and then there’s this. Watch them bring up tales of how “it is no coincidence” next.
— Deepanraj Ganesan (@deeppaann) November 22, 2022
Cristiano Ronaldo leaves by mutual consent and the Glazers are considering a sale?
If Carlsberg did Manchester United news… #mufc
— Dominic Booth (@DomBooth19) November 22, 2022

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