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Neville Urges Glazers to Exit Manchester United Ownership
The former captain believes the owners must complete a full sale amid ongoing club challenges.
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Financial Pressures Mount
Manchester United carries £1.2 billion of debt, which limits options for investment. The club has directed £1.4bn toward player acquisitions over the past 15 years, placing it second in spending among peers, though much of this has involved deferred payments. Attempts to secure £2bn in financing for stadium work add further strain, with no prior funds allocated to the facility itself.
Operational Shifts and Results
Control of football operations has moved to INEOS, leaving the Glazers at a distance after three years of difficulties. The side has posted its weakest start to a league season in recent memory while dropping two of its first three Champions League matches. Neville points to 13 or 14 years of shortfalls on the pitch as evidence that responsibility has not been taken.
Ownership Distance Highlighted
The Glazers, who assumed majority control in 2005 and later sold a minority interest in 2024, are described as rarely visiting Old Trafford over more than 20 years. Neville states that a complete sale is now required, noting the fans have reached their limit with the current arrangement.
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