Manchester United fans are desperate for the Glazer family to sell the club, but it appears two things may need to happen for them to do so…

The Glazer family reportedly could look to sell Manchester United once construction on a new stadium is completed or if Manchester City are expelled from the Premier League. According to an ESPN report cited by the Manchester Evening News, both developments could substantially raise United's valuation. The owners are also reportedly frustrated with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos regarding their strategic direction and choices since taking over football operations.
Key grievances reportedly include the handling of 500 staff redundancies, along with managerial payouts near £25m following the dismissals of Erik ten Hag and Ruben Amorim. Under Ratcliffe's tenure, expensive transfers have faltered, and despite a previous third-place finish under Michael Carrick, United have endured a difficult start to the current campaign.
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