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Paul Mitchell has impressed at Monaco and the Sir Jim Ratcliffe-led consortium have earmarked him for a role at Old Trafford

Second bids are still expected for Man Utd but they could fall below the asking price set by the Glazer family.

Concerns are growing among some parties involved in the Manchester United sale that the Glazers may have “played them for months” - and instead of selling the club they would prefer to either push up the price to create leverage for a loan, or offload a minority stake to a…

London (AFP) - Manchester United's owners were awaiting fresh bids Thursday from a Qatari banker and British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe after a deadline passed for revised offers to buy the Premier League giants.

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The deadline for second bids for Manchester United came and went on Wednesday evening with little progress having been made on a takeover - although Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani remain in the race

Manchester (United Kingdom) (AFP) - The battle to buy Manchester United heated up on Wednesday as Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani returned with a second bid for the English giants.

The battle to take over Manchester United was plunged into confusion after the deadline for the second round of bids for the Glazer-owned club was extended at the last minute

Qatari and Ineos representatives said their bids were in but sources at United said they had not been received

Man United bidders have until 9pm tonight to submit new offers