RMC Sport: Qatari Sheikh Jasim bin Hamad Al Thani wants to buy 100% stake in Manchester United
Qatari Sheikh Jasim bin Hamad Al Thani wanted to buy Manchester United football club. It is reported by RMC Sport.
According to the publication, Jasim bin Hamad Al Thani has applied to acquire 100 percent of the team’s shares. “We plan to restore the club to its former glory both on and off the field, and above all to ensure that the fans once again become the heart of Manchester United,” Al Thani said in a statement. He offered for the purchase of Manchester United 4.5 billion euros.
On January 17, the head of the chemical company Ineos, British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, expressed his willingness to buy Manchester United. Ratcliffe was the first to formally register his interest with the bank handling the process of selling the team. It is noted that bidding among applicants should begin in February.
The plans of the owners of Manchester United to sell the club became known on December 12. The deal was valued at $7 billion.
Source: Lenta
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