Sky Sports journalist Kaveh Solhekol issued a positive update on the Manchester United takeover process.
and Sheikh Jassim's attempts to buy the club, adding that the performances this season had not affected their interest in the club.“Sheikh Jassim of Qatar and Jim Ratcliffe, the British industrialist, both still want to buy Manchester United despite this sale process dragging on for ten months and despite problems at Manchester United on and off the pitch.“They’ve both made bids which value United at around £5billion. The Glazers at the moment are saying that’s not enough.
"But one source is telling us this afternoon the longer they demand more money, the more the very asset they're trying to sell is being devalued. "Of course the Glazers announced in November last year that they may sell Manchester United. United chief executive Richard Arnold told staff on Monday that the process is still ongoing.
"It's our information that as far as the two bidders are concerned, what is happening is on the pitch - United having lost three of their opening five Premier League games of the season - and also what is happening off the pitch, is not affecting their bids at all.
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