Chairman of Heirs Holdings Tony Elumelu on Thursday spoke at the opportunity of buying the majority stakes in Manchester United. There had been developing frustrations on the Glazer family, owners of the membership, following its decision to join the breakaway European Super League which has now fallen via.
Fans broke into the membership’s Carrington schooling floor on Thursday and protested towards the Glazer ownership.
Responding to a Twitter consumer
@victorpazubuike who urged Mr Elumelu to “create a consortium of traders” and buy the club, the UBA chairman said any investor could leap on the offer to own a stake on the Manchester membership.
He, but, stated his reservation being worldwide sports activities politics.
“Lol. I understand Man United has a stable fan base this is fiercely dependable to the membership. Any investor will jump at a proposal to personal a piece of it… however global sports activities politics” he tweeted.
Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and three other Premier League golf equipment that make up the ‘Big Six’ have been compelled to stop the Super League after it raised dust among lovers and other stakeholders.
Elumelu isn't the handiest Nigerian billionaire to be associated with the possibilities of purchasing an English football membership. Africa’s richest guy Aliko Dangote has spoken severally approximately his desire to shop for Arsenal that's presently owned with the aid of American Stan Kroenke.
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