Manchester United is the subject of Qatari interest, talkSPORT understands MUFC
reports that Qatari investors, comprised of ‘private, high-wealth individuals’ are planning a mega-money move for Manchester United and plan to give manager Erik ten Hag a huge transfer kitty.
However, the Mail’s report adds there’s a potential stumbling block due to Qatari Sports Investments’ ownership of Paris Saint-Germain. The bid for Man United would thus need to come from separate, individual Qatari investors. It’s said that only a full-blown takeover is being discussed.
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