Erik ten Hag has admitted that Avram Glazer appears to be committed to the club after the Manchester United co-owner joined the celebrations following Sunday's Carabao Cup win amid speculation that the club's unpopular owners are reluctant to sell up.
Avram and his family purchased the Premier League giants back in 2005 but outlined their desire to sell the club back in November. Interested parties, including lifelong Manchester United and INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe and a group of Qatari investors, have now lodged bids for the club, however, it is believed nobody has come close to meeting the Glazers' astronomical £5billion asking price.
And the presence of Avram at Wembley has sparked fresh concerns that the Glazer family could decide to stick around after all - particularly as the club are on the up again under the guidance of Ten Hag.
