Concern that Glazers are trying to create leverage for loan, with reports that eight bidders are involved
Another option for the Glazers would be to retain the club but sell a minority stake to a US hedge fund, although why anyone would want to hand over so much cash but not run a club themselves is unclear.
As things stand, United’s net debts stand at £514.9m, which means that just £35.1m has come off the £550m loaded on to the club as a result of the Glazers’ takeover in 2005. However both Ineos and Sheikh Jassim’s Qatari consortium have promised to return the club to its former glories on and off the pitch.
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