The Latest Breaking News from Malcolm Glazer

Time will tell if the Ineos chief’s severe cost-cutting pays off, but this is a club that has been mismanaged for years

When the Premier League broke away from the rest of English football in 1992, its 22 clubs generated £205 million in its debut season, and the average player earned £2,050 a week. Thirty years later, despite having two fewer clubs, the league’s revenue had increased by 2,850% to £6.1 billion…

Nine months on from the Glazers’ announcement that they were exploring a sale of the club, the process has stalled.

The Englishman is trying to buy a controlling stake in Man Utd and met with the American owners to discuss the takeover, as revealed in his new book

While few are willing to bet on the takeover as the owners’ motives remain uncertain, most believe we are now in the endgame

It can be revealed that the two billionaires will now seek guarantees that Man Utd's owners the Glazers actually want to relinquish control at Old Trafford before deciding on how to proceed

Two interested parties are competing to complete a potentially world record takeover of Manchester United

Manchester United's prospective owners are expected to return with fresh bids on Wednesday, with a number of questions yet to be answered regarding the future of the club

Manchester United are currently up for sale but some critics - including Gary Neville - are worried the Glazers will not agree to a takeover of the Premier League club