The bid for Manchester United would potentially come from separate individual Qatari investors. There is no interest in taking a partial state, with only a full blown takeover being discussed.
Qatari investors are planning an incredible mega-money swoop for Manchester United and want to give the manager, Erik Ten Hag, the financial backing needed to lead the club back to the top.
Qatari investors will make an offer for Manchester United football club in the coming days, ahead of the mid-February deadline set by the Glazers, and are confident their bid will blow the competition out of the water.
The AL Thani family had an offer of more than one billion pounds for Manchester United turned down by the Glazers in 2011. The Emir of the AL Thani family, who are planning on bidding again, are worth 335 billion pounds.
The Emir of Qatar’s head of its absolute Monarchy, Cheikh Tamim bin Hammad AL Thani, is a committed Manchester United fan who is aware of the club's history.
Insiders on the Qatari takeover of Manchester United say that “there are significant funds available. These people are serious, they want to make sure that United are where they should be, and they are confident theirs will be the strongest bid.”
A cost of eight billion for Manchester United, redeveloping Old Trafford, and building a new state-of-the-art facility would not be a problem for the Qatari group.
Fan engagement is the heart of the Qatari bid, and they may well seek the views of supporters for the future of the stadium, and they are keen for the process to reach a quick conclusion.
Manchester United have an excellent relationship with the Ansu Fati agent. Manchester United have always appreciated Fati, and he is an option to keep an eye on this summer, especially with the new owners patiently coming to Manchester United.