Gary Neville has warned that there is “no perfect answer” regarding which Manchester United bidder is the best for the club and insists it “wouldn’t bother” him if either Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani or Sir Jim Ratcliffe won the takeover race.
Both parties submitted second buy bids for United last month with Sheikh Al-Thani wishing to take over the whole club while Ratcliffe is vying for the Glazers’ 69 per cent majority share.
Neville said both bidders have shortfalls but also outlined what both would bring to United if successful in their respective offers. Speaking on The Overlap, the ex-United defender said: “Between the two bidders, if either of them won, it wouldn’t bother me. We can’t control it, it wouldn’t bother me.
