Sheikh Jassim won't save Manchester United

Sheikh Jassim was ready to buy Unitede right away, quickly solving problems with the new debt and stadium, but Glazers chose another option.

They kept control over United, selling only a stake in Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who valued the club more than Sheikh Jassim.

In January last year, Ratcliffe concluded the deal to buy a stake in United City, also gaining control over football issues at the club, follows Periscope.

Since then, in addition to winning the FA Cup, United has continued to disappoint in the field, which has affected the club's stock price by falling by more than 17 percent over the year.

However, the Daily Mail claims Sheikh Jassim has no intention of taking advantage of United's difficulties. Qatar's investor no longer wants an agreement with the Glazer family.

Meanwhile, Ratcliffe is not planning to leave United. Sir Jim intends to continue working to restore the club to top English and European football. /Telegraph/