Avram Glazer, the owner of Manchester United, confirmed he would not sell the club when asked by Sky Sports. His one-word answer, 'No!', comes amidst ongoing protests from fans who have consistently opposed the family's ownership since their controversial acquisition in 2005. Despite selling a minority stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the Glazers still maintain control, leading to frustration among supporters who were hopeful for a change in leadership. Additionally, the article discusses the financial toll of recent management changes, specifically the costs associated with dismissing Erik ten Hag and Dan Ashworth.
Avram Glazer's emphatic 'No!' when asked about selling Manchester United underscores the family's enduring control and ongoing discontent from supporters.
Despite minority stake sales, the Glazers continue to be deeply unpopular among Manchester United supporters, who express frustration over their long-term ownership.
The financial repercussions of Erik ten Hag's dismissal reflect the instability in Manchester United's management, costing the club around £10.4 million.
Fans had held hope for a shift in ownership when potential investors were invited, but the absence of change has led to increasing frustration.
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