The proposed takeover of Manchester United has hit a delay as the Glazer family, the current owners of the club, are split over whether to sell or not.
Despite receiving bids that match their £6 billion asking price, the Glazers have not accepted any offers.
The frustration is also shared by the Raine Group, the US investment bank handling the takeover, who feel they have been asked to sell something that was never truly for sale.
This delay in the takeover process is now impacting Erik ten Hag’s plans for the summer, as he had met with the Glazers to discuss the potential takeover.
While United has already made some signings, including Mason Mount and Andre Onana, Ten Hag still has plans to strengthen the midfield and striker positions.
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