According to ESPN, Manchester United focused on explaining the Glazer family's valuation of the club during their meetings with potential buyers and investors, and they expressed their dissatisfaction with the previously public offer.

United are making representations to representatives of Al-Thani and British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, with sources close to Al-Thani saying he will not overpay for the club because he wants to work hard. Major investments will be required to upgrade the Old Trafford and Carrington training bases, and to build a squad capable of continuing to challenge in the Premier League and Champions League.

A consortium led by Ratcliffe also values United at less than £6bn. The second phase of the bidding process is likely to conclude this weekend, after which interested parties will be asked to submit revised bids.
They are prioritizing consortiums interested in a full takeover but have also held meetings with groups interested in smaller investments, people familiar with the matter told ESPN.Air Jordans 1 Low UNC

Elliott Investment Management is one of the hedge funds based in the US, but Elliott does not want to buy the club, but they offer investment, either to an outside bidder or to the Glazers (if they decide to continue to be the owner) investment.Air Jordans 3 Retro Fragment