Manchester United receive a second Qatari bid to buy the club

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Manchester United receive a second Qatari bid to buy the club
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Sheikh Jassim is the chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank and the son of a former Qatari prime minister

No figures have been revealed, but one or more of the initial bids were reportedly in the region of £4.5 billion.

Ratcliffe, who made an unsuccessful bid to buy Chelsea in 2022 and already owns French club Nice, visited Old Trafford last week.

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