To restore stability within the team, head coach Erik ten Hag initiated the process of selling the Red Devils back in November. The Times has reported that Sir Jim Ratcliffe, INEOS chairman, has officially expressed interest in acquiring Manchester United and commencing the acquisition process.
Gary Neville, a Sky Sports commentator, has supported this takeover, emphasizing the departure of the Glazers from Old Trafford as a critical factor. Neville conveyed to Sky Sports (via the Daily Mirror), “The most important thing is for the Glazers to depart swiftly, and the second is that, whoever takes over, if they can entrust it to individuals who truly understand and care for the club, that would be excellent,” highlighting the importance of responsible ownership.
According to information from CBS reporter Ben Jacobs, relayed by GiveMeSport, sources within Manchester United anticipate significant progress in the club’s sale by May of this year.
The potential shift in ownership brings hope for a new phase marked by stability and a profound understanding of the club’s values. Stakeholders are eagerly anticipating developments in the forthcoming months.