Manchester United fans can be forgiven if they refrain from eagerly checking the news on Friday as the latest 'deadline' looms in the meandering seven-month saga of the club's sale that is beginning to resemble the final series of TV's Succession.
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Britain's Daily Mail said this week that Sheikh Jassim, the son of a former Qatar Prime Minister, has made a "fifth and final" offer of more than five billion pounds for total control of the club, with a deadline of Friday, after which he will not enter any further negotiations. That comes two months after a "third and final offer" was said to have been tabled.
Media reports in the UK suggested that the Glazers are seeking six billion pounds , which would be a world record for any sports club or franchise, but that neither bid is that high. Further bids followed, up to the Qatari's earlier this week, which is said to include clearing nearly a billion pounds of club debt and a commitment to a major redevelopment of Old Trafford.
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