The Glazers are set to oppose the increasing pressure to sell Manchester United and center around developing the club into a $10bn business, as indicated by the Guardian.
Man United fans’ indignation towards their owners in wake of the European Super League disaster arrived at the edge of boiling over on Sunday, with protestors raging onto the Old Trafford pitch and compelling their proposed match with Liverpool to be suspended.
The Red Devils loyal, while a portion of their activities were inadmissible and hazardous, surely made an impression on the club’s owners – we don’t need you here, and we’re not going to tap out until you’re gone.
Sadly for those that need to see the Glazers out the entryway, the Guardian doesn’t accept that they have any aim to sell the club, rather they will remain and endeavor to build Man United’s valuation to $10bn.
This news will be hard to stomach for the Man United dedicated, who will without a doubt be trusting that the Glazers are only hesitant to show any readiness to sell through dread of losing haggling power they do decide to do as such.
The exceptional scenes that unfurled on Sunday likely could be only a hint of something larger if the Glazers do disregard the allies’ calls for them to sell and proceed as typical.
This shaky circumstance is a long way from being done. Manchester United fans are expected to protest again and they are in no mood to stop this one. Glazers are already under heavy pressure and only time will tell whether this situation will bear good fruit or not.
United’s next match against Liverpool will be rescheduled and an official announcement will be made soon. Till then more protests are expected to follow.
