After first protest from Manchester United fans, Glazers could speed up club sale

Manchester United fans are ready to make themselves heard and they have done it with the first protest of the season, and some of the consequences of this protest could force the Glazers to sell the team.

There is a really big group of Manchester United fans that are able to go to Old Trafford every home game that the team faces, and now that group of fans have decided to start with the protests in the first game of the Premier League season, and it seems that it does have an impact with the Glazers that could actually speed up the sale of the club.

This first protest in the Wolves team has forced the Manchester United team to close the mega store of the team in the first match of the season, and now sources close to the Glazers have confirmed the fact that the owners of the red devils are actually afraid that could be one of the many things they would have to do if the protest continues.

One of the main concerns, if not the biggest concern of the Glazers is the fact that they fear that if the protest continue the other part of fans of the Manchester United team that are able to go to Old Trafford might stop going at all, and then they would have to play in an empty stadium that could eventually lead to some other situations with the TV broadcasts.

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Some sources like “The Daily Mail” believe that the Glazers are set to sell the Manchester United, or at least make the process official in the month of November, but now it seems that they could even be forced to move that time line closer to this month, same sources believe it could move to September.