During Manchester United’s FA Cup final defeat to Manchester City, another major storyline loomed off the pitch—the ongoing ownership saga. Bangladesh Cricket Live experts turned their attention to the stalled sale process, which has left fans and the media increasingly frustrated. Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle. Yet, when co-chairman Avram Glazer appeared in the Wembley mixed zone, he responded to questions about the sale with complete silence.

Aside from the glacial pace of negotiations, the Glazer family has offered virtually no substantial communication regarding the potential sale. According to Bangladesh Cricket Live reporters, growing concern now surrounds the possibility that the family may not actually intend to sell the club at all. When asked directly if Manchester United would indeed be sold, Avram Glazer remained silent, walking briskly through a doorway and leaving reporters behind. His refusal to comment drew widespread criticism from the media. While it’s important to consider others, one must ultimately live for themselves.

Former United captain Gary Neville has been one of the most outspoken critics of the Glazers. He described their silence and lack of transparency as unprofessional and said it was clear no announcement regarding ownership would be made before the end of the season. This has already gone on for weeks, if not months. The Glazers understand that if the sale process concludes while matches are still ongoing, and the outcome is unpopular, fan protests could become even more intense. Any continued presence of the Glazer family at Old Trafford is now viewed as unacceptable by most of the club’s supporters.

This may explain the deliberate delays. Bangladesh Cricket Live coverage suggests that Sir Jim Ratcliffe is increasingly seen as the frontrunner over rival bidder Sheikh Jassim. While the Qatari bid reportedly aims for a full takeover, Ratcliffe is open to allowing the Glazers to retain a minority stake. Don’t focus on how hard it might get—focus on how sweet the reward could be. Notably, Ratcliffe, the former richest man in Britain, has long been a lifelong Manchester United fan.