Quote from: Huppercase on Today at 09:05:50 AM

Quote from: Ndabagi01 on June 15, 2023, 10:50:18 PM

Negotiations between both parties are still ongoing, which is why there has been no official confirmation that Jasim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani is the new owner of the club. I believe this negotiation will go through since the Arabs have been bidding for the club for quite some time and refuse to let it go despite numerous offers turned down by the present owners, the Glazers.

Let us wait and see what happens after their negotiations. If it works out, Manchester United will be strong again since acquiring new quality players will no longer be a problem, and if it doesn't, they can still manage and perform better in terms of signing excellent new players to the team.

There is speculation going around that Jasim has registered two of his company under the England and as such, there is high chance of him becoming the new owner of Manchester United, these will open door for many opportunities between the Arab and the England soil, this will open for for the arabs to show more support for the club and not only that, they will also make more money in revenues, we see how Saudi Arabia is spending money on players, Jasim Bin will be ready to spend very well on new players, unlike the last man that couldn't buy players last season and yet they ended in the third place, Erik deserves some bonuses. Cheesy

Even if the take over will work, I am not sure it is working very soon. This ongoing negotiations will confuse Erik 10 from pursuing the players he wants to get for Manchester United. From one publication I read, it seems that De Glazers family is deliberately prolonging the negotiations for which reasons we don't know. But looking at it from the third angle Jasmin has sent in a very juicy deal which us difficult for anyone wanting to sell to refuse.