Avram Glazer confirmed that he had no interest in selling his shares at Manchester United.
One of the six brothers and sisters who control the share of the majority left by the late Malcolm father after his extremely controversial takeover of the club in 2005, Avram and his family ceded control of football operations in Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos following a minority purchase last year last year last year.
Ratcliffe’s buyout offer was preferred by the Glazers because it gave them the opportunity to stay in Old Trafford, unlike the rival offer offered by the investor Qatari Sheikh Jassim, who wanted to buy 100% of the club’s shares .
It appeared earlier this week that United has paid more than 1 billion pounds sterling of costs of interest, concerning the lever -effect control of the glazers 20 years ago, fans still largely calling the family to Sell and go there.
Avram Glazer was faced with News Wednesday with questions about his future and the mandate of Ratcliffe at the club. When he was asked if he thought that the management of clubs of the club had made his life more difficult, he replied: “I do not think it is appropriate to speak now.”
However, when he was asked if he “would sell” and leave United for good, Glazer offered a more concrete response.
“No,” he said before hurry to a meeting with US President Donald Trump.
While Ratcliffe and Ineos have been part of their immense fire for the recent financial management of United, the Glazers remain a source of frustration, and the long -term concerns concerning the functioning of the club should be the subject of a demonstration of Fans before a March meeting with Arsenal.
