What are the Glazers playing at?

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Title: What are the Glazers playing at?
Authors: Nick Harris ; Rob Draper
Source: Mail on Sunday. 3/26/2023, p104. 1p.
Abstract: AT least three 'full takeover' bids have now been submitted for Manchester United and at least one other 'funding bid' put forward that could leave the Glazer family in control. With the highest offers so far in the region of £5billion, from Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani, of Qatar, and from Britain's Sir Jim Ratcliffe and with the Glazers understood to want at least £6bn, there are growing concerns no outright sale will happen. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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