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Apple Is Interested In Purchasing Manchester United

November 26, 2022 / By Zunair Tahir / Tech News

Apple has never owned a football club the scale of United, but CEO Tim Cook is eager to investigate the prospects that United ownership would offer.

Tech behemoths Apple have expressed interest in purchasing Premier League club Manchester United, and if the club accepts the offer, they would reportedly become the wealthiest team in all of football.

Saw the unexpected announcement that superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has agreed to break ways with the club’s owners, the Glazers, and they made their intention to sell the enormous club public.

In a recent interview, Ronaldo made some significant claims regarding the club’s owners, coach, and facilities, which caused a tremendous uproar among United supporters and the wider football community.

According to The Daily Star, Apple has expressed interest in buying UK football club Manchester United. The club is currently for sale and multiple parties are interested including Apple CEO Tim Cook pic.twitter.com/hVT07WLTC4
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The rumored offer is for $7 billion. Given the rumored offer’s projected net worth of 2.4 trillion dollars, United would go far ahead of rivals Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), and Newcastle United if they accept.

According to The Manchester Evening News, Ortega has already talked with Old Trafford executives to express his interest in purchasing Manchester United.

17 years after the American family purchased the Red Devils, it has previously been confirmed that the Glazers have made the decision to put the club up for sale. The Glazers acquired United in 2005, but they later gained a terrible reputation. The failure of the proposed European Super League and the accompanying criticism that followed served as the tipping point.

In a statement, Manchester United said that its owners were looking into “strategic alternatives” and that it is assumed they will sell to the highest bidder. According to Daily Star Sport’s exclusive report, the Glazers’ initial asking price of £8.25 billion was unreasonably high given the state of the market.

Apple executives have showed interest in talking about the possibility of buying United. Apple has never owned a football team the magnitude of United, but CEO Tim Cook is eager to investigate the possibilities that might arise from doing so. He will schedule meetings with The Raine Group and the other banks designated to supervise the sale.

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