Contrary to recent reports stating that Manchester United was off the market and not for sale, the club is, in fact, still actively seeking potential buyers. Bidders are continuing their efforts to acquire the club, despite initial suggestions to the contrary.

Following these reports, the share prices of Manchester United saw a significant decline, marking the most substantial drop in the club’s market share in its history. This drop in share prices has raised concerns and fueled ongoing negotiations among potential buyers.

Manchester United Remains On The Market:

Manchester United fans protest against the Glazer family. IMAGO / Colorsport

According to Mike Keegan’s report, bidders have not received any official communication stating that Manchester United is no longer for sale. Negotiations are ongoing, and interested parties are actively pursuing the acquisition.

Reports suggesting that INEOS had withdrawn from the bidding process are inaccurate. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, representing INEOS, remains a contender in the race to purchase the club. Additionally, Sheikh Jassim is still in contention as a potential buyer.

As of now, no preferred bidder has been officially named. The situation is marked by uncertainty, with some speculating that the Glazer family, the current owners, may be in a difficult financial position necessitating a sale. Others view the ongoing developments as a strategic play by the Glazers.

Manchester United fans want the Glazer’s out. IMAGO / Colorsport

Despite continued fan protests in recent weeks, including a sit-in protest by the 1958 fan-led group following a game against Forest and a protest on transfer deadline day, the Glazer family has reportedly remained unresponsive to these demonstrations.

The situation surrounding the sale of Manchester United remains fluid, and fans of the club eagerly await a resolution.

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