The Glazers are considering their options at Manchester United with a knock-on effect for Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is the minority co-owner of Manchester United and oversees football matters at the club, but would unlikely have a say in any full takeover of the club.

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The Glazer family have owned Manchester United since June 2005, and there has been speculation over potential investment at ...

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There has been more talk about a potential takeover or investment in Manchester United amid growing fan unrest over the ...

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