Qatari investors ‘confident’ they will overcome hurdle to buy Manchester United

News broke on Tuesday evening that Qatari investors are aiming to make a bid for Manchester United that would “blow the competition out of the water”.

That report came from Mike Keegan of the Daily Mail, who added that the potential deal would include a transfer “war-chest” for Erik ten Hag to have at his disposal in order to help him battle with the world’s richest clubs in order to attract the world’s best players and take Manchester United back to the top of football.

It has been mentioned that a potential stumbling block is the fact that PSG are already owned by Qatar, despite this bid coming from a separate group of investors, with circumnavigating issues arising from a conflict of interest.

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However, Keegan’s latest report brings development to the story, with bids expected to come in for the club in the coming week.

The information explains that the group of Qatari investors who are set to launch a bid for the club are confident there will be no issues presented by the nation’s ownership of PSG.

They are separate from QSI and the money will be in the shape of an individual fund, not a sovereign wealth fund.

It was added that the group are also confident that theirs will be the strongest bid for United, and are already making plans for what should happen if they are successful.

Substantial investment, which would allow Ten Hag to further strengthen his squad, is what the investment group are aiming towards.

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