Man Utd takeover bidder slams Glazers for ‘farce’ and pulls out of third round of offers

Thomas Zilliacus, a potential Manchester United takeover candidate, has withdrawn his speculative bid ahead of a third round of bidding. The Finnish businessman has criticised the Glazers for staging a ‘farce,’ with the process ready to move forward.Information Guide Nigeria

Zilliacus announced in a series of tweets that he had ‘declined’ to participate in the next round. The 69-year-old stated that he, along with fellow bidders Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al-Thani, were ready to strike a deal to purchase the Premier League club.

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Zilliacus accused the current owners of creating a ‘farce’ by putting bidding through to a third round. He alleged that the Glazers – whose value is reportedly £6billion – were simply trying to ‘maximise profit’.NYSC Portal

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He said: “I have declined participation in a third bidding round for United. The bidding is turning into a farce, with Glazers giving no respect to the club. The delays will make it very difficult for any new owner to build a winning team for next season.

“Jim Ratcliffe, Sheikh Jassim, and myself all were ready to negotiate a deal to buy United. Instead, Glazers chose to start a new round. I will not participate in a farce set up to maximise the profit for the sellers at the expense of Manchester United.”JAMB Result

In a further tweet on Thursday morning, he added: “I hope whoever buys United understands how to engage fans. For another top football club my company has built services that bring in 400 USD (£319.95) per year per participating fan. United’s total revenue in 2022 was 709 million USD (£567m). That can be doubled.”

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