BREAKING: Live from Fabrizio Romano, Sheikh Jassim Stuns the Football World with Record-Breaking £10B Offer to Acquire the Glazers’ 75% Ownership of Manchester United

The Manchester United ownership saga has taken yet another dramatic twist, and this time it feels like the endgame for the Glazer family. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Sheikh Jassim has returned to the table with a staggering £10 billion bid to acquire the Glazers’ 75% stake in the club — a figure that would go down as the biggest purchase in football history.

In a fiery statement that has lit up the football world, Sheikh Jassim pulled no punches in addressing the American owners directly. He declared that the Glazers had “disgraced” the club for too long and demanded they accept his offer immediately, warning them they would regret turning it down for the rest of their lives.

The Qatari billionaire had previously walked away from negotiations after months of frustration, but this latest move is described as his final, take-it-or-leave-it proposal. Reports suggest the £10 billion deal goes far beyond simply buying shares — it would include immediate investment into renovating Old Trafford, upgrading Carrington’s training ground, and providing a massive war chest for transfers to restore United to Europe’s elite.

For fans who have spent years demanding the Glazers step aside, the news has sparked wild celebrations online. Supporters are hailing it as the “rescue of the century,” with chants of “Sheikh Jassim IN, Glazers OUT” already spreading across social media. Many see it as the first real chance of ending nearly two decades of debt, neglect, and underachievement under the current regime.

Still, insiders close to the Glazer family claim they remain reluctant, with whispers that they may try to push for an even higher payout — a move that would only fuel more anger among United’s exhausted fanbase.

Should the Glazers accept, Sheikh Jassim’s arrival would usher in a new era at Old Trafford, one powered by unprecedented financial backing and a vision reminiscent of the club’s glory days under Sir Alex Ferguson.

Now, the decision rests with the Glazers. Do they cash out and walk away with £10 billion, or do they cling on and risk igniting the fury of millions of supporters? The entire football world is watching closely, because this could be the moment Manchester United finally turns the page and begins a new chapter.