The Glazers, who took control of the club in a controversial takeover in 2005, remain majority owners after selling a minority stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe in 2024…

Manchester United's recent financial agreements indicate that Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos group could potentially launch a majority takeover bid in the second half of 2029. A £411 million refinancing deal permits the club to settle specific debts without penalty starting June 10, 2029, if linked to funding a proposed 100,000-seater stadium. Additionally, a key credit facility expires on December 31, 2029, creating a potential window for a complete debt overhaul and ownership transition.
Ratcliffe acquired a 25 percent stake in 2024, which later grew to around 28 percent, taking charge of football operations while the Glazer family remained majority owners. However, reports suggest the Glazers have grown dissatisfied with Ratcliffe's cost-cutting strategy and leadership. The ownership questions come amid severe struggles on the pitch, with Manchester United sitting just two points above the bottom of the Premier League following an eight-match winless run.
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