Last 48 hours! 3-time champion Manchester United change hands results will be announced! More important than the Champions League final
One of Europe's most important seasons of the season will begin, Inter Milan will compete for this season's Champions League title at Manchester City, a match about whether Manchester City can become the second Triple Champions League team, as Manchester United fans who once won the treble alone, their minds are not on this Champions League final because they have more important things to watch: Manchester United is about to change owners.
As the saying goes, there will be an echo, and Manchester United fans have been looking forward to this day for a long time. Once England's club with the largest number of fans, the highest income, the strongest strength and the most championships, is still climbing to regain its former glory. Glazer has been at the helm of Manchester United for more than a decade, with a debt ratio of 92.31%, a debt of up to £1 billion, only one profitable year in the past five years, and no league title in nine years, and if Manchester United fans had known this result in 2005, perhaps they would have made a more fierce objection.
Manchester United's heritage has been almost consumed, as early as 2018 England media released a data, the average age of Premier League fans is 41 years old, among the fans with season tickets, fans aged 18 to 24 account for only 4% of the total, the fan structure is actually aging, and the growth of Manchester United fans in the range of 18 to 24 years old is actually far lower than Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool, not to mention the number of fans under 18.
After 10 years of ups and downs, Manchester United has consumed not only the spirit of the club, but also its own heritage. This includes the aging of the club's infrastructure, and the average age of the club's fans. Some people say that there is no need to worry, just one league championship can regain a large number of young fans, the problem is that if you want to win the league championship, you have to have enough foundation, and that foundation is the number of fans. From 1999 to the current Premier League, only one Leicester City has won the Premier League, and income and investment determine the title attribution, which may occur in a single season, but zooming in on the data sample, it is almost a 1% low probability.
Manchester United ran out of time, and Glazer's sale of United was an opportunity to speed up United's recovery, and everyone knew United needed to get rid of Glazer to bounce back. Glazer originally thought that Manchester United would be very popular in the market, but who knew that only the Qatar consortium and the Ineos consortium made offers, which made Glazer shout the sale price of 6 billion pounds in the early days as a laughing stock, and they insisted on wanting 6 billion pounds, which almost made Manchester United's sale a laughing stock.
Now, Qatar clearly does not want to continue playing with Glazer, and they directly stated through a number of media outlets: if they do not give a clear answer by Friday (local time), then they will withdraw. Friday is actually a full 24 hours local time, and even if Glazer makes a decision, it may be communicated to the media on Saturday, so this time there should be only 48 hours left to know the result.
Is it Al Thani or Ratcliffe? Anyway, I know that Ten Hach is already letting loose before the end of the season: we need transfer fees to strengthen the squad, we can't be like the winter window, everyone else is strengthening and we can only loan two players. B fee said we need reinforcement, Luke Shaw said we need to sign big, fans say we need reinforcement. Everyone is talking about Manchester United to be strengthened, and even TA magazine says that if it is not satisfactory, Ten Hach may clash with Glazer, but it is not only Ten Hach who is in conflict, but also Manchester United's dressing room.