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[Deyiang]

Manchester United is one of the biggest club in the world.
The Glazers brought this club at rate of 790m pounds

The took over in 2006 and they are now 17 years of age as Manchester owners
They have won 13 trophies which a very nice result.
Though initially it was like a rumour but now everything seems to be real.

The questions are why do they really want to sell the club?

I hope Manchester United case will not be like of Chelsea?

Do you think the club will keep improving more than what it use to be?

In this case I don't think money is really the club problem.

What do you think about the selling of the club

 

[Oluwatoyin]

If Manchester United were to be sold, it would likely be for a significant sum of money, given the club's global brand and commercial value. However, any potential new owner would also need to navigate the complex world of football governance and deal with the expectations of millions of fans worldwide.

 

[Sammydan]

It depends on who buy the club. Everybody has different philosophy and how they see football. That's what is happening to chelsea now. The new owner have a philosophy that's different from the previous owner. And I believe his idea will still work but it will take time. For manchester united, I think it's high time the glazer family sell the club.

 

[Riberet19]

If Manchester United were to be sold, it would likely be for a significant sum of money, given the club's global brand and commercial value. However, any potential new owner would also need to navigate the complex world of football governance and deal with the expectations of millions of fans worldwide.

Exactly, millions are not everything, let's look at PSG, if you buy a club you have to satisfy the fans and study the history of the club well and not make it lose its essence and improve it, given the world stature that Manchester United has, this is not It will be easy, the team is having a somewhat mediocre performance all these years and with signings that have not given the stature many times and have resulted in economic losses, if the club wants to come back, it is not only worth acquiring a new owner but with a complete restructuring.

 

[btaliat]

It depends on who buy the club. Everybody has different philosophy and how they see football. That's what is happening to chelsea now. The new owner have a philosophy that's different from the previous owner. And I believe his idea will still work but it will take time. For manchester united, I think it's high time the glazer family sell the club.

Sure. The philosophy of the new seller will go a long way in determining the players and the club performance. When Newcastle got a new owner, the club performs excellently to some extent. This can be in the case of Manchester United if it gets new owner.

 

[Bigron]

Martinez is surely missed. The woe was worsened when Maguire was introduced to the squad. He made more mistakes than contributions. There are still some players that they are needed to work on because they are more of warm bench players.

At this point, the introduction of Maguire into the Manchester United team is nothing short of a farce and some comic relief for the average football viewer. He has been awful for quite a while, I must say.

 

[Dicex]

The idea of selling Manchester United can be both good and better for the club. On the positive side, if the new owners bring in fresh ideas, investments, and a passion for the team, it could lead to positive changes and improvements. It might mean more resources for better players, facilities, and overall team development.