MANCHESTER UNITED’S share worth has dropped once again amid fears the Glazers won't promote the club.
The American house owners positioned the club available on the market final yr with two bidders coming forward earlier than final Friday’s deadline – Jim Ratcliffe’s led Ineos and Qatari Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani, who is prepared to offer £5billion.
And the interest from the Qatar royal member of the family led United’s share price to soar by £334million, to £21.85 per share.
However because the markets opened on Tuesday the share worth has nosedived, dropping to £20.22 inside 30 minutes.
It later fell additional to only £18.88 after it emerged the Glazers had been offered financial backing by American hedgefund Elliott Management to remain as house owners.
The Glazers outlined they have been open to remaining as minority stakeholders once they positioned the club up on the market in November.
Both Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim need to purchase the club outright, with the latter looking for 100 per cent possession.
However Gary Neville is concerned the Glazers will not be ready to relinquish control just yet.
He has doubts over the Glazers’ intentions following United’s announcement that season ticket prices for next season can be elevated by 5 per cent.
Neville reacted to the news by tweeting: “The rise to ticket prices at United could be very odd!
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“Why would a vendor that’s leaving before the subsequent season starts introduce something that has brought them extra hate they usually gained’t profit from!
“Any new purchaser would almost definitely freeze the worth in yr one to remain on aspect with fans. It does beg the question whether they are actually going! I have my doubts with actions like this one!”