Qatar bank chairman submits 100 per cent offer to buy out current Manchester United owners
A Qatar-based bid for Manchester United was confirmed Friday, with Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani promising to rid the iconic soccer team of debt and return it to former glories.
“The vision of the bid is for Manchester United Football Club to be renowned for footballing excellence, and regarded as the greatest football club in the world.”Friday is the final day for serious contenders to step forward in the race to buy United. The price is now estimated to reach as high as US$6-billion, with reported interest from Saudi Arabia seeing its value rise sharply as the deadline for bids approaches.
Along with Qatar and reported interest from Saudi Arabia, rumours persist that Elon Musk could be among a list of potential buyers from the United States.
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