Manchester United and the Glazers’s debt explained The Glazers’s ownership, made possible by a leveraged buyout in 2005, is under the microscope once again The Independent UK · Aug 16, 2022
What can Ten Hag do about the sorry decline of Manchester United? Poor management, on and off the field, and middling signings have left the club far behind Manchester City and Liverpool The Guardian - UK · Aug 8, 2022
Man Utd face being plunged into £1bn debt with Old Trafford redevelopment plan Plans to redevelop Manchester United's ground could see the club plunged into almost £1billion of debt - unless they opt for the controversial option of selling the naming rights to Old Trafford Daily Mirror · Jun 25, 2022
The six billionaires Gary Neville has accused of turning Manchester United into a 'graveyard' The Glazer family have once again been feeling the wrath of supporters after taking out another dividend despite the club's continued decline. Manchester Evening News · Jun 25, 2022
Manchester United fans hold anti-Glazer protest at training ground Ralf Rangnick said he could understand fans’ disappointment after a protest was held on Friday and with another due at Old Trafford on Saturday The Guardian - UK · Apr 15, 2022
Manchester United supporters planning Glazers protest before Norwich match The 1958 group, who are organising the march on Saturday, said: ‘This is start of constant, relentless, legal and peaceful protests’ The Guardian - UK · Apr 11, 2022
On this day in 2004: Malcolm Glazer continues journey to become Man Utd owner The businessman upped his share in United to 16.31 per cent through holding company Red Football. The Independent UK · Feb 12, 2022