In fact, the offer from Qatar will also waive all of Manchester United's current debts and the Glazzers are still ridiculously refusing the offer. I know that the Glazzers don't want to let Manchester United go no matter how much they pay because the Glazzers know that Manchester United is a business club, so the money offered is still not commensurate with Manchester United's big name which is already worldwide.
The club is owned by the six children of Malcolm Glazer (Avram, Bryan, Darcie, Edward, Joel and Kevin) and I am not sure they want to sell the club Even if they want to sell the club, they still want to own some stake or shares. The Glazers might consider selling Manchester United to a higher bidder that will also give them some shares in the club ownership structure. Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani's outright purchase didn't suit their expectation, which might be why they rejected the offer.
But indeed, from the perspective of Red Devils fans, the rejection from the Glazzers provoked their anger and of course many were angry when they heard this decision from the Glazzers. I don't know where this club will go in the future and when the city team continues to make new history in various competitions, Manchester United is still struggling with unfinished problems regarding ownership.
Manchester United fans have every right to be mad and disappointed at the failure of the Glazers to transfer ownership of the club to a more ambitious and financially buoyant buyer. Malcolm Glazer bought a debt-free club in 2005 but the club is currently indebted to the tone of £969.6m. Man U will come back to winning ways only if it is sold to the right individual or organisation.