Counter-Uno. During the weekend, Mancunian supporters learned that Qatar was withdrawing from the race to buy Manchester United, thus benefiting Jim Ratcliffe who hopes to buy 25% of the club. This resounding news comes after months of discussions with the Glazers, who are destined to make life difficult for future buyers. But Sheikh Jassim should not give up his desire to take over a Premier League major.
The Mirror announces that the rich investor, disappointed by Manchester United, could change his mind towards Tottenham. The London club is open to offers and could therefore be run by Qatar in some way in the future. Recently, Newcastle was bought by Saudi Arabia and can already boast of having returned to the heights of the Premier League, while returning to the Champions League. If for the moment, nothing has been advanced, Sheikh Jassim nevertheless seems very motivated by the idea of managing a large English team and buying Tottenham would necessarily cost less than buying Manchester United. A way for him to get revenge on the Glazers. To be continued.
