DETAILED REPORT: A Mail Just  Came in On Plans To Take Manchester United Off The Market 

Gary Neville rubbishes claims ‘desperate’

Glazers have abandoned sale of Man Utd

resh reports that the Glazer family have

pulled out of selling Manchester United have

been dismissed by Gary Neville.

The Red Devils legend believes the club’s owners are “desperate” for investment despite claims they are ready to turn down bids from both Sheikh Jassim and Jim Ratcliffe for the team.

A report in the Mail on Sunday details the Glazers’ plans to take United off the market

and attempt to sell again in a few years’ time.

Both the Qatari Sheikh and Oldham-born

businessman Ratcliffe have been in takeover

talks for months, with their rival offers

worth in the region of £5billion.

However, it is now said the Glazers want

closer to £10bn with a new round of talks

further down the line.

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Neville is intent on seeing United sold after years of discontent between fans and the owners, and said ahead of United’s trip to Arsenal on Sunday that he remains confident the Americans will be forced to welcome new investment.

“I don’t believe the Glazers not selling/doing anything story,” he wrote on social media.

“They have to do something. They’ve run

out of money and the financial situation is

desperate. They need investment in. They’re

also having a toxic impact on the club from the inside out.

“The negligence continues for now but I

don’t think it can go on without some action

on raising funds. Also who would come in as

a minority alongside them with the damage

it would do to their reputation.”