Manchester United’s owners, the Glazer family, will not be selling the club but will remain committed to staying at Old Trafford for the long-term, according to Daily Mail.
The club’s supporters want the Glazers out after Joel Glazer, United’s co-chairman was set to become vice-chairman of the European Super League.
Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham were among the twelve big clubs in Europe that planned to break away from UEFA and formed the Super League.
But the clubs’ supporters stood against the plan mainly hatched by the clubs’ owners leading to its collapse
Joe Glazer apologized to United supporters on Wednesday, admitting that the club misjudged the mood of fans by deciding to join the Super League.
Following the Super League furor, there was renewed hope among United supporters that the Glazers could sell the club.
However, the Daily Mail reports that the family is undeterred in their commitment to Old Trafford and they want to keep the former Premier League champions in the family for the long term.
A consortium called the Red Knights attempted to buy Manchester United from the Glazers in 2010, with a set of supporters mobilizing to wrestle the club back from the American family.
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