After the tireless protests of MU fans targeting the Glazer family, good results are gradually appearing before their eyes.

Manchester United is going through a period that can be said to be extremely dark.

Man United lost two consecutive opening matches in the Premier League and will likely continue to receive a third loss when facing Liverpool in this round.

This season, despite bringing in new coach Erik ten Hag with the expectation of the dawn of a new golden age for the Red Devils, the harsh reality has dealt a painful blow to those who love this team.

It doesn’t stop there as the internal situation of the Red Devils is still very chaotic with scenes of `militants and civilians displeased`, superstars demanding to leave,… All of these things are pushing the Manucians to the top of the world.

The two Glazer brothers are said to have made too much money from MU and forgotten to build the team’s strength.

Under such great pressure, a landmark decision was made by the two Presidents of MU to sell the team that is helping them make a lot of money.

Currently, the Red Devils’ stock price on the New York Stock Exchange is increasing very strongly.

Under great pressure, the Glazer family was forced to sell a small part of their ownership of MU to reassure the fans.

Although only selling a small part of their ownership, this is information that makes fans of the Old Trafford team extremely happy.

Currently, the American private equity company Apollo is preparing to buy back the above minority shares.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to use 5 billion pounds to buy out complete ownership of MU – the team he has loved since he was a child.

Another related development is that Sir Jim Ratcliffe – the billionaire said to be the richest in England – wants to buy 100% ownership of MU from the Glazer family.

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