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The owners of both Liverpool and Manchester United indicated they were open to takeover offers in November, with the clubs expected to be valued at roughly £3.3 billion and £5 billion, respectively.
Analysts told #RipLegend #Ronaldo #RivaBaJadeja

cinematecacatarinense.org CNBC they may be feeling the strain from recent annual losses and competition from deep-pocketed owners of rival clubs, which includes the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.
They also cited increased interest from private equity and institutional

cinematecacatarinense.org/adegan-perayaa… investors in developing new monetization strategies around the growing international fanbase of iconic clubs; and the recent sale of Chelsea FC setting a benchmark.

cinematecacatarinense.org/portugal-menga… Liverpool’s owner, U.S. sporting conglomerate Fenway Sports Group, is thought to have put a roughly £3.3 billion ($3.97 billion) total value on the club, 12 years after acquiring it for £300 million. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have prepared a

cinematecacatarinense.org/ronaldo-tidak-… sales deck for interested parties, The Athletic first reported. Meanwhile New York-listed shares in Manchester United popped 18% on the news on Nov. 23 that its owners were similarly opening themselves up to investment opportunities. A full takeover of

theweddingpantry.com the club is expected to fetch £5 billion or more. The club’s majority owner, the American Glazer family, has had a tumultuous relationship with fans since gaining a controlling stake in 2005 for £790 million in a controversial, highly leveraged deal

theweddingpantry.com/messi-adalah-m… which added a substantial debt pile to the club. Beyond any personal motivations of the owners, “certain market factors will mean the timing of these sales is certainly not a coincidence,” Dan Harraghy, senior sports analyst at market research firm Ampere

theweddingpantry.com/alvarez-guardi… Analysis, told CNBC. One recurring complaint Manchester United fans have had of the Glazers is a lack of investment in the club, across both facilities and players. But any future boost in funding comes among an ever-more competitive field from fellow

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