 Sir Jim Ratcliffe is planning to submit a reworked offer to buy Manchester United, according to reports. Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy The British billionaire, who founded the Ineos chemicals firm, has been competing against a group of Qatari investors led by Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani to buy a majority stake in United from the Glazer family. The Glazers initially put United up for sale last November, however, reports earlier this month claimed that the club have been taken off the market as no buyer is prepared to meet the £10 billion valuation. Bloomberg reports that Ratcliffe has not given up hope of buying United and is now 'restructuring' his offer. The report claims that Ratcliffe, who bought Ligue 1 side Nice in 2019, is working to 'address concerns about the terms of his bid from minority investors'. Earlier this year, Ratcliffe had offered to buy the 69 per cent stake of United which is owned by the Glazers. Manchester United fans continue to protest against the Glazer ownership (Getty) Speaking in July, Ratcliffe said of his move to buy United: 'There's still a process, we are in the process. 'But at the end of the day it's their decision. We'd still very much like to do it and we'd do it for the right reasons.' Meanwhile, Sheikh Jassim has made several revised offers to buy United but the highest bid has not been in excess of £6bn. The Glazers are holding out for a £10bn offer and are said to be willing to wait until the market improves, which would bolster United's valuation. For more stories like this, check our sport page. Follow Metro Sport for the latest news on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.){kind=link}
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe is planning to submit a reworked offer to buy Manchester United, according to reports.
Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis
The British billionaire, who founded the Ineos chemicals firm, has been competing against a group of Qatari investors led by Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani to buy a majority stake in United from the Glazer family.
The Glazers initially put United up for sale last November, however, reports earlier this month claimed that the club have been taken off the market as no buyer is prepared to meet the £10 billion valuation.