INEOS chief Ratcliffe contacted Glazers but told Man United not for sale

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General view of the Manchester United crest on a corner flag before the match with Manchester City at Old Trafford, Manchester December 12, 2020. — REUTERSPIX: British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe said he had contacted Manchester United owners the Glazer family about buying the English Premier League club, but was told they were not for sale.

The Glazers have been the target of criticism for their failure to invest in the team who have not won a trophy in five years. United’s net debt, another bone of contention among fans, had grown by nearly 23% to 515 million pounds by September. “They don’t want to sell it. It’s owned by the six children of the father and they don’t want to sell it.

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