Sir Jim Ratcliffe casts doubt on buying Manchester United after confirming Glazer's stance MUFC
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“If it had been for sale in the summer, yes, we would probably have had a go following on from the Chelsea thing. But we can’t sit around hoping that one day Manchester United will become available.”His company Ineos already owns French club Nice and Swiss club Lausanne.When asked whether he could be interested in buying another club in the Premier League, he replied: “Well not a Premier League, a premier club.
“I think Nice has got a very interesting history. It’s an old club and it is a very attractive place for footballers as there is Californian climate down there.”
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