The Glazer family are open to selling Manchester United following a dismal 17-year reign at Old Trafford in what is set to be the latest Premier League ownership saga on the back of developments at Liverpool and Leeds United, among others.
Having acquired their controlling stake in 2005 after completing a £790 million deal that was largely funded by debt, the Glazer's tenure has been largely dominated by significant fan protests and eradication in performances following the departure of legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
The Red Devils have failed to win a Premier League title since 2013, with the American family recently coming under criticism from Cristiano Ronaldo. In an interview with TalkTV, which has subsequently led to the Portuguese star's departure from Old Trafford, Ronaldo claimed: "they [the Glazers] don't care about the club."
