Former Manchester United right-back Gary Neville believes the Glazers need to acquire a partner to help fund the club, or risk loading a lot more debt onto the club.
Despite splashing out more than £230million on transfer fees during the summer, there have been increasing calls in recent weeks for the American-based family to sell up. Protests were held ahead of the clashes with Brighton & Hove Albion and Liverpool at Old Trafford and anti-Glazer chants have been sung at every game.
The supporters are desperate for a changing of the guard and want to see the back of the US family sooner rather than later. Manchester-born Sir Jim Ratcliffe, last month, confirmed that he would be interested in buying the club if the opportunity presented itself.
