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Casemiro’s troubled start to the season has continued as he has been ruled out of Manchester United’s game against Sheffield United on Saturday with an ankle injury picked up playing for Brazil sportsbook
The midfielder, who is still recovering in his home country, is set to miss United’s next two matches, as he is suspended for Tuesday’s Champions League clash against FC Copenhagen, following his red card in the 3-2 defeat to Galatasaray sportsbook
United expect Casemiro back at their Carrington training complex early next week which could leave him in a race against time to be fit for the Manchester derby on 29 October sportsbook
The 31-year-old, who was hurt in Brazil’s 1-1 draw against Venezuela, was taken off at half-time in United’s last match, their 2-1 win over Brentford in a tactical switch after he had struggled sportsbook
RecommendedWhat has happened to Casemiro? The Manchester United midfielder exposed, isolated and bypassedSofyan Amrabat, who missed Morocco’s matches against Cote d’Ivoire and Liberia, is back in training and likely to be fit sportsbook
Sergio Reguilon, who has sat out United’s last four matches with a hamstring problem, is also back in contention, meaning manager Erik ten Hag could be able to call upon a specialist left-back again sportsbook
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Nearly a year after Manchester United was put up for sale, the storied English sportsbook soccer club could still remain in the hands of the Glazer family — much to the dismay of the team's most fervent supporters sportsbook
News on Saturday that Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani was withdrawing from the bidding process appeared to leave the door open for British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe sportsbook
However, the owner of petrochemicals giant Ineos is reportedly only looking to buy a minority 25% stake in United, which would leave the Glazers as majority shareholders sportsbook
“Someone coming in as a minority partner and propping up the Glazers indefinitely is a nightmare scenario,” Manchester United Supporters Trust spokesperson Chris Rumfitt told The Associated Press sportsbook
“What the club needs is real change and it needs real investment and we struggle to believe that can happen whilst the Glazers own the majority of the shares permanently sportsbook
Twenty-five percent for Ratcliffe could be OK, but only if it was the start of a clear path to 51% sportsbook
"FOR SALE?The Glazers, an American family that also owns the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, announced plans last November to seek new investment and instructed U sportsbook
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merchant bank Raine to oversee the process, which included the potential of a full sale sportsbook
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5 billion pounds ($3 billion) plus a commitment of 1 sportsbook
75 billion pounds ($2 billion) of further investment sportsbook
While the Glazers were prepared to consider offers for an outright buyout, United said at the time it planned to “explore strategic alternatives,” which always included the possibility of taking on new investment without the owners ceding control sportsbook
The late tycoon Malcolm Glazer bought United in 2005 for 790 million pounds (then about $1 sportsbook
4 billion) sportsbook
United supporters have been critical of the leveraged nature of the Glazers’ buyout that loaded debt onto the club, as well as a perceived lack of investment and the dividends taken out by the owners sportsbook
The team still had a series of successes on the field sportsbook
Under the Glazers, United won the Champions League title in 2008, five Premier League titles, one FA Cup, five League Cups and the Europa League sportsbook
INTERESTED PARTIESRatcliffe, who was born in the Manchester area and has been a United fan since childhood, has long-harbored ambitions to buy the club sportsbook
Through Ineos, he initially planned to buy out the Glazers' share of about 69% and spoke of a “modern, progressive, fan-centered approach to ownership sportsbook
”He was also focused on helping United win the Champions League for the first time since 2008 and making it the “No sportsbook
1 club in the world once again sportsbook
”Sheikh Jassim is the chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank and the son of a former Qatari prime minister sportsbook
He was bidding to take 100% ownership of United, which appealed to fans who are desperate to rid the club of the Glazers sportsbook
He also vowed to clear the team's debt, while investing in the stadium, training center and playing squads in a bid to “return the club to its former glories both on and off the pitch sportsbook
”Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim were the only two bidders to publicly declare their intention to take control of United, while other minority investors were also reported sportsbook
DELAYSIt was anticipated the process would be concluded in time for the off-season transfer window, which opened in June, after a series of rounds of bidding sportsbook
It appeared to be a straight battle sportsbook between Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim over who would be chosen as the preferred bidder sportsbook
But as the process dragged on, fans became increasingly impatient and staged protests outside Old Trafford, while chants of “Glazers out” are regularly heard at games at the stadium sportsbook
News of Sheikh Jassim's plans to withdraw came after months of silence and uncertainty around the process, which raised questions about whether the Glazers intended to sell sportsbook
BREAKDOWNOn Saturday, the news came that Sheikh Jassim was withdrawing from the process sportsbook
While the size of his bid was not confirmed, a person with knowledge of his proposal told the AP it was almost double United’s current market valuation of $3 sportsbook
2 billion sportsbook
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of confidentiality restrictions around the process sportsbook
While concerns had been raised about Qatar’s human rights record and the potential that United could be used as a “sportsbook sportswashing” project, fans wanted to see the club compete with the exorbitant spending of Abu Dhabi-backed Manchester City sportsbook
RATCLIFFE'S CREDENTIALSRatcliffe is one of Britain's richest people and is said to be worth $15 sportsbook
1 billion sportsbook
He previously tried to buy Premier League club Chelsea and already owns French club Nice, cycling franchise Team INEOS, is one-third shareholder of the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One team and competes in the America’s Cup with sailing team INEOS Britannia sportsbook
Reports say he would seek to take over sportsbook soccer operations at United after a sustained period of decline since the retirement of former manager Alex Ferguson sportsbook
United has not won the Premier League since Ferguson's last title in 2013 sportsbook
Over the past decade, the club has been overtaken by City, which won three trophies last season — the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup sportsbook
Liverpool has also won the Premier League and Champions League in recent years sportsbook
United has endured a turbulent period the post-Ferguson era sportsbook
Erik ten Hag is its fifth permanent manager in that time sportsbook
Under Ten Hag, United won the English League Cup last season and secured a return to the Champions League sportsbook
But the team has struggled this season and is currently in 10th place after losing four of its eight league games sportsbook
It also faces a fight to advance from the group stage of the Champions League after losing its opening two games sportsbook
WHAT NEXTUnited will reportedly hold a board meeting on Thursday, but it is not clear if Ratcliffe's bid will be voted on sportsbook
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