Saudi Arabia Prince Mohammad Bin Salman breaks silence over Manchester United takeover.
Manchester United have been linked with a new ownership change. Fans went crazy when the Red Devils officials meet Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman before a month.
Various English resources read that the Asians were keen to bid 3.8 billion to take over the club from Glazers. However, those statements have been put to bed after a spokesman decided to tweet about the same.
Controversial Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has launched an audacious £3.8 billion takeover bid of Manchester United in the hopes of becoming the new owner of the English football club by next season. https://t.co/Jz3PLJUpgM
— The New Arab (@The_NewArab) February 17, 2019
The statement read “Reports claiming that HRH the Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman intends on buying Man Utd are completely false. Manchester United held a meeting with PIF Saudi to discuss sponsorship opportunity. No deal has been materialized.”
Reports claiming that HRH the Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman intends on buying @ManUtd are completely false. Manchester United held a meeting with @PIFSaudi to discuss sponsorship opportunity . No deal has been materialized.
— تركي الشبانه (@TurkiAlshabanah) February 17, 2019
Saudi Arabia denies crown prince seeks to buy Manchester United https://t.co/4tK5bj8S7r pic.twitter.com/oaV6GIUPgm
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) February 18, 2019
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince is not seeking to buy #PremierLeague‘s #ManchesterUnited, the Kingdom’s media minister said Monday. There had been reports that Prince Salman intends to buy the club in a 3.8 billion pounds deal. pic.twitter.com/bXINzKcETk
— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) February 18, 2019
Manchester United have struggled ever since their noisy neighbours Manchester City were backed by Dubai’s Sheik Mansour. There is no doubt that one part is also down to bad recruitment.
Any fan would want a new owner with more money to spend on the club, but they would also want their club to hold their heritage to be run in a specific way. It is no brainer that Manchester United are one among those clubs to carry out their philosophy along.
Since taking over the club in 2003, Glazers have splashed out 790 million pounds to increase the stake at the club. Should they decide to sell the English outfit, they are in line for a huge profit.
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— Tifo Football (@TifoFootball_) February 15, 2019
There is no doubt that Manchester United will be looking to lift the Premier League title sooner than later. The English outfit have splashed the second most amount in the last five years, but they have failed to establish as a top three club during this short span of time.
Whether the board will be looking to hire a new manager or stick with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer remains to be seen. However, they are looking for a new manager who will take them to the top of the Premier League again.
