Manchester United

Football fans—or soccer fans, depending on where you live—have been watching the potential sale of Manchester United (NYSE:MANU) closely.

That uncertainty is keeping some potential buyers out of the pool. The latest bid from Qatar is part of a coalition effort. Manchester United was up slightly in Monday afternoon’s trading, though it did better earlier in the day.

The Qatari consortium is preparing to submit an initial bid for the English Premier League football club by the end of the week, the people said. Officials at ...

When United Review caught up with Mick Groves, the original singer of The Flowers of Manchester, he could hardly be further from his birthplace of Salford.

And I’ll be in mind of it this year, obviously, even though I’m here in the middle of the Pacific.” I could see the crowd reacting to it and clapping, but the greatest pleasure was the ability to do it. “The song has always meant so much to me, being a fan since 1946. He patted me on the head and said: ‘That’s a canny wee song, son.’ I was taken aside by Matt into the boardroom of Tranmere [Rovers], while everyone was having their drinks elsewhere, and I sang him the song. “When United eventually got back to Old Trafford in ’49, I started going to see them there.

LONDON: Qatari investors are preparing to make a bid to buy Premier League club Manchester United “in the coming days”, Bloomberg reported on Monday, ...

Earlier this month, the Daily Mail newspaper reported that Qatari investors are planning to make a huge bid to buy Premier League club Manchester United. The report added that the consortium will submit an initial bid for the club by the end of the week, and that officials from the Qatar Investment Authority are helping with preparations for the bid. LONDON: Qatari investors are preparing to make a bid to buy Premier League club Manchester United “in the coming days”, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing sources familiar with the deal.

A Qatari consortium interested in buying Manchester United are confident of winning the race, talkSPORT understands.The group of private investors wit.

Get up to £40 in free bets on selected events. £20) on selected events at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. Bonuses expire in 7 days. Opt in, bet up to £40 (min. [world class players ](https://talksport.com/football/1326627/man-united-transfer-news-qatar-takeover-harry-kane-kylian-mbappe-jude-bellingham-declan-rice/)making the move to the Theatre of Dreams. [United](https://talksport.com/sport/football/team/113099/manchester-united/) since 2005, announced in November they were willing to sell all or at least part of the club.

A Qatari consortium are preparing to bid to purchase Manchester United and are said to be confident that they will win the race to buy the club.

David Beckham has turned down approaches from various bidders looking into taking over Manchester United, the Telegraph reports.

Manchester United are set to take a £40m hit if Harry Maguire leaves in the summer, the Mail reports. “QIA is a $450 billion sovereign wealth fund that owns – among others – the Shard building in London and the department store Harrods. Real Madrid are exploring the possibility of signing Juventus’ Dusan Vlahovic or Tottenham striker Richarlison, ESPN reports. However, the former United player and England captain will not attach himself to a bid, with It is not yet clear how Qatar would square ownership of Paris St-Germain and United with Uefa’s rules banning multi-club ownership should they be successful. With the “soft” deadline for bids on Friday, interested parties are said to have asked Beckham to endorse and become the face of their bid.

Multiple reports cite Qatari investors with help from the Qatar Investment Authority are making a bid to purchase the Premier League club Manchester United.

Qatari investors are set to make an offer for Manchester United Plc in the coming days, people familiar with the matter said, in a move that would cement ...

As well as the takeover of PSG, QSI has a stake Portuguese football club SC Braga. Deliberations are ongoing and no final decisions have been taken about which Qatari entities will ultimately provide capital for the Manchester United bid, the people said. Officials at sovereign wealth fund the Qatar Investment Authority are helping with preparations for a bid alongside local family offices, one of the people said, asking not to be identified discussing confidential information.

Investors linked to the state already control France's Paris Saint-Germain.

Officials at the [Qatar Investment Authority](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-29/qatar-wealth-fund-hires-former-jpmorgan-exec-niall-byrne-as-cfo-lb25we6d), or QIA, the emirate’s sovereign wealth fund, are helping with preparations alongside local family offices, according to one of the people. [reported](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-13/qatar-is-said-to-prepare-imminent-bid-for-manchester-united-fc) Monday, citing people familiar with the matter. For football fans worried by the increasing inequality and concentration of economic power at the top of the game, the message to take from an impending Qatari bid for Manchester United Plc is clear: It’s only going to get worse.

Manchester United have arranged an Under-19s game against Barcelona to coincide with the first team's Europa League fixture. The Reds will take on Barca's ...

We’re all really looking forward to the game and benefits it will provide to the group.” Steve Higham and his team have done excellent work in this area arranging world-class experiences for our players across various age groups. The group also returned to Germany for an indoor football tournament last month.

Manchester United will be without a number of their senior players for the game against Barcelona in the UEFA Europa League 1st leg.

A Champions League final just over a decade ago, even a Europa League setting does little to dampen the excitement of a meeting between two of the continent's ...

It’s all about staying in the tie. Still, Xavi has a number of options to replace his two stricken World Cup winners. Indeed, both Barca and United look resurgent.