Manchester United is considering selling a portion of its shares to investors from Qatar, according to recent sources. The club’s board will meet this week to decide on selling shares to a group of investors led by Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani.

Sheikh Jassim, head of one of Qatar’s wealthiest families, is said to be acquiring around 30% of Man United’s shares. This deal could alter the club’s ownership structure after nearly 17 years under the Glazers’ management.

Selling shares to Qatari investors is expected to provide Man United with additional capital to improve the team’s roster and facilities. Many Man United fans have voiced support for the deal, hoping it will end the club’s recent decline.

However, some pundits have expressed concerns that selling shares to foreign investors could diminish Man United’s traditions and identity. They urge the club’s leadership to carefully consider before making a final decision.

Nonetheless, Man United’s board seems ready to sell a portion of shares to gain more financial resources, helping the club compete with other heavyweights in the Premier League and European competitions.

This week promises to be critical for Man United’s future, as the board will make a big decision impacting the club’s operations and development strategy for years to come.