Because Of The Glazer Family's Issue Of Sustaining, Manchester United's Shares Drop 13 Percent

Manchester United's sales process is still tough. (Photo: Twitter/@ManUtd)

JAKARTA - The process of selling Manchester United is not yet clear. No one is suitable to be a buyer.

In fact, the situation is getting more complicated. There was an issue that the Glazer Family remained in possession.

Because of the news, MU's shares have decreased. Data obtained from the opening of trading on Monday, April 12 evening, WIB, The Red Devils' shares fell in the range of 12.6 percent and even fell to touch 13 percent.

Quoted from ESPN on Tuesday, April 18, the United stock situation influenced by the Glazer family who are confident that they can secure an injection of funds from new investors and allow them to stay longer at Old Trafford.

The Glazer family is allegedly about to receive an injection of funds from badminton Group Inc. The process has entered the final stage and is likely to be announced to the public soon.

Even though in recent times, MU is trying to find a new owner. However, due to the complicated and complicated process, two strong candidates, namely Sheikh Jassim and Sir Jim Radcliffe, were reportedly upset.

They considered MU's management to be very strict in the negotiation process. Not only that, the price price priced for the Red Devils, according to both, is so ridiculous and unreasonable.

This situation is clearly a setback. In fact, previously Sheikh Jassim had made a fairly satisfactory offer.

The man from the Middle East was reportedly ready and willing to buy MU at a close price to demand, which is around 5.5 billion pounds (Rp103 trillion). Not only that, but Sheikh Jassim is also ready to free MU from debt.

However, the Glazer family still seems not fully willing to release Manchester United. This clearly irritated Red Devils fans because they wanted to see their favorite team managed by the new owner.