EPL: Glazer family makes u-turn on selling Man Utd, demand up to £10 billion

<p>The Glazers are ready to take Manchester United off the market, having failed to get close to the asking price they wanted, according to Mail Sport.</p>, <p>The wealthy American family is also prepared for the backlash they will receive from supporters.</p>, <p>But a source said: “The Glazers are thick-skinned and will not be influenced by any negative fan reactions.”</p>, <p>The Glazers were expecting to attract multiple serious bidders but that did not materialise.</p>, <p>Last November, they made known they were open to offers for either 100 percent of the club, or a partial sale that left them with a sizeable stake.</p>, <p>Only two serious bidders emerged, Sheik Jassim of Qatar, who wanted the whole club and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, whose offer would have left the Glazers with a minority interest.</p>, <p>Even amid recent rumours suggesting the Qatari bid was about to be accepted, the situation has not moved on.</p>, <p>The Glazer family will reportedly try to sell the Premier League again in 2025, when they hope financial and “environmental” factors may attract more bidders, for between £7 billion and £10bn.</p>