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Breakingviews - Manchester United buyer will need love and money,Anyone who wants to buy Manchester United will need deep pockets and a big heart. The famous soccer club’s controlling shareholders, the Glazer family, said on Tuesday they’re considering selling after 17 years. Rich valuations mean it’s a good time to get out. A less certain outlook and trouble on the pitch means a new owner will have to be motivated by more than financial goals.
Breakingviews – Manchester United buyer will need love and money
Anyone who wants to buy Manchester United will need deep pockets and a big heart. The famous soccer club’s controlling shareholders, the Glazer family, said on Tuesday they’re considering selling after 17 years. Rich valuations mean it’s a good time to get out. A less certain outlook and trouble on the pitch means a new owner will have to be motivated by more than financial goals.
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