Well, I just read a tweet from Fabrizio Romano. that Sheikh Jassim made a fifth bid to buy 100% of Manchester United. this is a better offer with a clear indication : take it or leave it. thus, there will be no further bids from the Qatar group. after this Friday, Sheikh Jassim will not be involved in the process. that means, Sheikh Jassim will step down to no longer be involved in acquiring Manchester United.
So, would the Glazers give it to Sir Jim Ratcliffe and they would still own even if it was only 10%. or, there will be no deal that will happen to both parties. this is interesting, but I'm not sure if the Glazers will let it go or not.
IMO, it seems, what is emphasized by the Qatari side will make Glaszer rethink. if not, it means Glaszer will lose out on a significant profit from the sale. as you said, this will backfire for the Glaszers, if the Qatari side stops their desire to acquire Manchester United. So, do you think the Glaszer family will let him go this time? Or, they will stick with their marketing strategy.
I'm sure the Manchester United fans are very angry at the Glazer family.
If I was a United fan, I would prefer Sheikh Jassim to take over the club than Sir Jim Ratcliffe because I believe an Arab owner will be willing to spend much on player sales and sporting facilities the same way other clubs owned by Arab owners are enjoying but the Glazers are concerned about owning some percentage of shares at the club instead of selling off the entire ownership. Would the wish of the supporters decide the outcome or will the wishes of the Glazers be the last option?
Even though it's like that and I agree with what you said but still the authority now lies with the Glazer Family.
But in this case if Syeikh Jassim can eventually become the owner of United then this will be great because of course we know that there is a big possibility that there is a big money contribution pouring in there which is sure to improve the resource situation for United.