Stefan Borson's Verdict on Man United Takeover Claim
Stefan Borson has shared his thoughts on the recent Man United takeover claim, which suggests that the club is in an advanced stage of completing a sale to a new investor.
A claim from Saudi Arabia's sports chief, Turki Al-Sheikh, revealed that Manchester United is close to being sold, with Al-Sheikh stating that he hopes the new owners will be "better than the previous owners". However, he later clarified that the potential investor is not from Saudi Arabia.
He hopes they are "better than the previous owners"
Stefan Borson, a former Man City financial adviser, has weighed in on the situation, offering his verdict on the possibility of a takeover process at Old Trafford. This comes after Sir Jim Ratcliffe purchased a 27.7% stake in Man United in February 2024 for £1.25 billion, valuing the club at close to £5 billion.
Author's summary: Borson shares his verdict on Man United's takeover claim.
- Saudi Arabia's sports chief, Turki Al-Sheikh, claimed Man United is close to being sold
- The potential investor is not from Saudi Arabia, according to Al-Sheikh's later statement
- Sir Jim Ratcliffe purchased a 27.7% stake in Man United in February 2024 for £1.25 billion