Man Utd takeover hopeful slams the Glazers for being ‘not very skilled’

Manchester United bidder Thomas Zilliacus has slammed the Glazers for prolonging takeover talks, suggesting that the controversial siblings are operating an ‘unprofessional’ course of. Interested events are ready on a ultimate resolution from the Glazers over whose bid for the Premier League outfit will probably be profitable. 

Finnish businessman Zilliacus stays a part of the bidding course of despite appearing to pull out before the third round of offers. He wrote on the time that he would ‘not participate’ within the third spherical because the train had been was a ‘farce’. 

The 69-year-old then determined to say that his second proposal remained tabled, claiming that it’s a ‘flexible’ supply. He insists that he stays severe about his bid and that he’s in direct competitors with Qatar’s Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al-Thani and British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe. 

However, Zilliacus has renewed his assault on the Glazers by accusing United’s present house owners of operating an ‘unprofessional’ course of. Some of the events have grown annoyed over how lengthy it has taken to get to this stage, with the deadline for bids taking place in March. 

“The whole process has become a bit of a spectacle. There are new rounds and new bids and this and that and I think it reflects the fact that the Glazers don’t really know what they want to do,” Zilliacus advised Tribal Football. 

“Look, I should not judge people that I have never even met. But the process they’ve created is not very professional. 

“I mean, if you have three serious bidders, and I know that we are serious and I have no doubts about Sheikh Jassim and Jim Ratcliffe, then I think the normal thing would be for the seller to invite each one of the bidders to negotiations and you would discuss and you would come to a conclusion.