Man United legend Gary Neville has responded to claims that the Glazers are set to reverse their stance on potentially selling the club
United’s co-owners, Joel and Avram Glazer, released a statement in November explaining that the club were searching for fresh investment as part of an ‘evaluation of strategic alternatives’. It was never expressly stated whether the Glazer family were seeking to sell the whole club or a partial stake, but both Sheikh Jassim of Qatar and Sir Jim Ratcliffe emerged as interested parties.
It is said that the Glazers will now consider waiting until 2025 to sell the Reds, with increased TV revenue, the upcoming 2026 World and expanded Club World Cup viewed as potential reasons to drum up more interest from the US. However, United legend Neville, who has been critical of the ownership, does not think that the Glazers have backtracked.“I don’t believe the Glazers not selling/doing anything story,” Neville wrote on social media. “They have to do something.
A section of United fans have been vocal in their stance against the Glazers’ ownership. A sit-in protest, organised by The 1958 Supporters’ Group, was staged at Old Trafford and saw thousands of supporters stay behind following victory over Nottingham Forest last weekend.
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