Gary Neville has labelled the Manchester United takeover process as "shoddy" - with another round of bidding around the corner.
The Glazers put United up for sale in November, but it remains unclear whether ownership of the Premier League club will change hands. Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani and INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe are the frontrunners in the takeover saga.
The Glazers have received several offers for United, but none of them have been accepted. A third round of bidding is now expected, leaving Neville worried. The club legend believes it will be "unbearable" for the Glazers if they decided to stay in charge.