Amancio Ortega, founder of clothing brand Zara, reportedly interested in buying Manchester United MUFC
Manchester Evening NewsThe 86-year-old – the 19th richest man in the world – is eyeing a £5.8billion deal, and news will intrigue supporters, who are desperate to see the Glazers’ 17-year reign come to an end.The Spaniard is understood to be worth a staggering $61.3billion [£50.9bn], according to Forbes’ billionaire rich-list.
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