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[The Nassr Tribune™️ @AlNassrTribune]

A fan draws a beautiful image of Cristiano Ronaldo celebrating his 900th career goal against Croatia.

Look at “arrogant” Cristiano Ronaldo completely “ignoring” her. 😏

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

Good energy

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

⚪️👋🏼 Carlo Ancelotti, at Valdebebas today to attend Real Madrid training session.

[The United Boys @The_UnitedBoys]

Carrick should grow balls to call out this ownership, sporting director Jason Wilcox and Scouting department at #mufc

[Iyawo Šeško @UTD_Diary]

Ruben Amorim… you’ll forever be HIM 🫡

[indykaila News @indykaila]

Exclusive 💣: Billionaire linked to Manchester United

Sources close to the situation say members of the Glazer family are again considering whether to sell some or all of their remaining stake in Manchester United.

The discussions are understood to have started among individual family members and then widened, with some hoping others will join a broader sale.

That would be consistent with reporting earlier this summer that the family has been studying options after more than two decades of ownership.
United’s structure still matters. The Glazers retain majority voting control through Class B shares. INEOS, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, holds a minority stake of just under 29 per cent and already runs football operations.

Any serious change in ownership would therefore involve more than a simple share sale. Drag-along provisions from the 2024 deal also remain part of the picture if a full-club transaction ever materialises.

Interest from the Middle East is being mentioned again. One name circulating among sources is a high-profile investor linked to DAMAC Properties, the Dubai-based group founded by Hussain Sajwani. Sajwani’s fortune is estimated in the mid-teens of billions of dollars. That would put him among the few private investors theoretically able to look at an asset of United’s scale.

There is no public confirmation of a formal bid.

We asked a source familiar with INEOS whether the group would seek full ownership if the Glazers put a controlling stake on the market. There was no comment.

Nothing is agreed. Family members are not united, valuations would be high because of the voting rights attached to the Glazer shares, and previous processes have collapsed. But the direction of travel is clear: some of the current owners are looking at an exit, and well-capitalised overseas investors are watching.

[Madrid Zone @theMadridZone]

🚨💣 OFFICIAL: Jorge Rajado JOINS Real Madrid.

He TERMINATED his contract with Atletico Madrid yesterday.

[Manutd Addicts @Manutd_addicts]

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Immediate announcement

Restart the protests

#IneosOUT #GlazersOUT #MUFC

[indykaila News @indykaila]

🚨🔥 MAJOR MANCHESTER UNITED UPDATE AT 5PM 🔥🚨

This is about the OWNERSHIP & STRUCTURE of the club… 😱🔴📉

HUGE news incoming. Do NOT miss this. 👀💥💣

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🇳🇱 Chido Obi from Manchester United to Willem II, here we go! Deal done for the striker to join Dutch side on season long loan.

#MUFC authorize medical taking place today.

No buy option clause included, loan move until the end of the season - after @VI_nl.

[ONEMUFC @_onemufc]

From Bad to worse

[NOU$H @Noush_UTD]

Let it be known.

Rúben Amorim took the fall for Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada.

Those two should have been the ones getting sacked.

Instead, Amorim became the scapegoat.

Why?

Because he stood by his principles. He spoke his mind. He demanded better.

And he was becoming a problem for the people above him.

Amorim could have exposed their incompetence.

So they got rid of him.

Then they changed the structure.

No proper manager.

Just a head coach they could control.

Someone they could tell what to do.

What not to do.

What to say.

And what not to say.

Then they chose the least qualified option.

That is the part people need to understand.

This wasn’t just about Amorim.

It was about protecting the people who made the decisions that put United in this position.

I won’t put all the blame on Michael Carrick.

But I won’t completely exonerate him either.

He took the job knowing exactly what he was walking into.

Amorim pushed for proper players.

He demanded reinforcements.

Carrick has gone into interviews praising this squad.

He has said it is good enough.

He has backed the squad.

Fine.

Then if this goes sideways, own it.

You backed this squad.

You took the job.

You chose to trust these players.

So when the shit hits the fan, don’t tell us the squad wasn’t good enough.

That decision will be on you.

[The United Tribune @utdtribune]

It’s insane.

You backed Jason Wilcox over this mentality.

Forget the manager and wins or losses because we’re going to lose until Wilcox is gone.

I really can’t believe it🩸#mufc

[Iyawo Šeško @UTD_Diary]

Ruben Amorim called out the board for their incompetence in January and got the sack, United fans celebrate it like we just won the UCL.

Well, guess who’s crying and calling INEOS names now???😂😂😂

[Robbie Doyle @robbiemanu77]

To the clowns out there trying cancel @markgoldbridge need to remember hes the only one consistently calling out @ineos and the glazers.

[Blaize ™ @Furious_red_]

I'm crying man Sunderland is more ambitious than Manchester united 😭😭😭😭

[Someone’s Son 💎🇬🇭 @bigfredtweets]

Many Manchester United fans forget that Ruben Amorim wasn’t sacked based on results. He was sacked when he called out the board and sporting directors for their lack of ambition

‘🗣️…sporting directors do their job, i’ll do mine’

Now Micheal Carrick is being sabotaged yet again by the sporting directors of the club. City signs Enzo Fernandez on deadline day, we sign Louis Page from League One. Not addressing the glaring LB issues also.

We might have problems at the club but the biggest problem at the club are those who make decisions for us! Glazers, INEOS and Wilcox!

#mufc #deadlineday #MUFC

[Manutd Addicts @Manutd_addicts]

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A disaster transfer window by Ineos.

4/10.

No excuses.

#MUFC

[Manutd Addicts @Manutd_addicts]

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Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox and Ineos

Shame on you.

Pathetic losers.

And as for Carrick it’s very clear why Ineos picked you: “he’s like a new signing”

Absolute coward.

#MUFC

[The Nassr Tribune™️ @AlNassrTribune]

Congratulations to @AlNassrFCW for progressing to the Saudi Super Cup final after annihilating Al Ahli women.💛