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NEW DETAILS HAVE EMERGED ABOUT MANCHESTER UNITED SALE, WITH THE GLAZERS ABLE TO FORCE SIR JIM RACTLIFFE TO SELL HIS STAKE IN THE CLUB IN 18 MONTH



Sir Jim Ratcliffe's position as co-owner of Manchester United may be short-lived, as the Glazer family could force him to sell his stake in the club after 18 months.

Ratcliffe's stake may be taken away if the Glazer family decides to sell the club to a new bidder. Although Ratcliffe will have first refusal to buy the club, the Glazers do not have to accept his offer if there is a better financial offer on the table.

Ratcliffe expressed to the Manchester United Supporters Trust that his goal is to invest in the footballing operations of the club and build a strong community through positive and consistent dialogue with fans


Sir Jim Ratcliffe may have only just gotten his foot through the door, but Manchester United's new co-owner may find himself forced out of the club. According to The Times, the Red Devils' majority owners, the Glazers, could force the new investor to sell his stake in the club after 18 months.


The English businessman acquired a 25% stake in the football club on the 24th December 2024. It was said that as part of the deal, the boyhood Red Devils fan would "be delegated responsibility for the management of the Club’s football operations." He later appointed Sir Dave Brailsford and Jean-Claude Blanc as new directors at Old Trafford in his first measures of overhauling the football club.

However, it is now being suggested that Ratcliffe's stay may be a short one. In fact, he may even be gone from the club by 2026.


Ratcliffe could be forced out in 18 months
The 71-year-old agreed to terms that could lead to his removal

According to The Times' report, the OGC Nice owner may be removed from his position after an 18-month period.

This is if the Glazer family, the club's majority stakeholders, decide to sell the club to a new bidder. In doing so, Ratcliffe will be obliged to give up his 25% stake to allow for an all-new regime change.

It is stated that Ratcliffe will have first refusal on any offers to acquire full control of the football club should the Glazer family decide to part ways with United. However, the Englishman's offer does not have to be accepted if there is a better financial offer on the table.

The Glazer family bought Manchester United in 2005 for £790m. They have been criticized for placing the loans used in order to purchase the club onto United, leading to a debt currently totaling at over £1 billion. INEOS chairman Ratcliffe purchased his 25% in 2023 for a whopping £1.25 billion.

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