Avram Glazer confirmed that there was no interest in selling his shares in Manchester United.
One in six brothers and sisters controlled by the majority share left by the late father Malcolm after his extremely controversial recovery of the club in 2005, Avram and his family gave way to football operations Sir Ratcliffe and Ineos after the purchase of minorities last year.
Ratcliffe’s download offer was preferred by glazers because he gave them the opportunity to stay at Old Trafford, unlike the rival offer, proposed by Cathary investor Sheik Jassim, who wanted to buy 100% of the club shares.
Appeared earlier this week United paid more than 1 billion pounds in interest Herself, which refers to the glazer’s takeover 20 years ago, and fans still urged the family widely to sell and go.
Avram Glazer faced Sky News Wednesday with questions about his future and the mandate of Ratcliffe at the club. Asked if he felt that Ineos’s management had made his life difficult for the club, he replied, “I don’t think it’s appropriate to talk about this moment.”
However, when asked whether to “sell” and leave United For good, Glazer offered a more specific answer.
“No,” he assured, before he rushed to meet with US President Donald Trump.
While Ratcliffe and Ineos came under their own huge fire for recent financial management United, glazers remain a source of frustration, and long -term concern for the club leadership becomes the subject of fans’ protests before the March meeting with Arsenal.
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