I also support the Glazers leaving because of course, with a rich businessman like Jassim, of course Manchester United will become a strong team later in the title race. So yes, if the Glazers still don't accept the offer, then surely there won't be any major progress for Manchester United. Even though without Jassim at least Manchester United can still survive in the Premier League standings, but this will not give Manchester United a chance to win the title. Because of course, if Jassim can take over power, of course Manchester United will have the ability to compete well and strongly against Manchester City.
It's not about whether the person is rich or not, but whether he wants to build a good club or not. If Jassim just want fame by buying a club, I think it will be useless. However, so far I look at his seriousness in buying MU, and there are already several plans ready to be executed if he succeeds in buying MU, of course this will be a major reshuffle in the MU staff positions, which may from here have many problems so that the transfer of MU players is not as expected in the last few seasons..
I wouldn't say that Todd Boehly planned to ruin Chelsea either!
But what he did was so bad that you could almost call it recklessness. When these guys come and own a club, but are not that much into soccer, I wonder how something like that can work out. PSG tried to buy whatever was the trend and then hoped that it would work out whereas in Manchester City you can see an architecture that the project is built upon and the steady progress they made. The Champions League win was no surprise. Investors using clubs as their toys are not really amusing.