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Welcome everybody into the ESPN FC Studios for today's edition of the show alongside

Alan Moreno. Steve Nichol, I'm Sebastian Salas. Our great to have you along with us

to start with some news out of England. The papers covering a potential sale of Manchester United

to a Katari consortium. We're talking about a $6.1 billion bid. From more on this, we welcome

into the show. Rob Dawson, you can find his work over on ESPN.com as well as our percentage

expert Don Hunt. Rob will start with you because it sounds like you got some breaking news here on

the potential sale of Manchester United by the Glazer family. What more can you tell us?

Yeah, well, the big news tonight is that Sheikh Jassim and his Katari consortium who

had made public their bid to buy him and unites it several months ago. Today announced that

they aren't going to move forward in the process. They say that the valuation that the Glazer

place on the club is too high. They felt they put a very good bid down on the table. They think

they are the best bid is the best owner for money now to go forward, but they just can't

match the valuation that the Glazer puts on it. So, asking Stan right now that the Katari's

have pulled out that the Glazer's asking Stan look like they're going to sit there. Stay on.

Rob, correct me if I'm wrong. I feel like Manchester United fans have kind of had their heart

said on this sale. What do you think the reaction will be then to potentially falling through?

Yeah, I mean, it's going to be entirely negative for lots of money now to fans they felt that

the Katari's were the perfect owners. They were the only bid is who were offering to buy 100%

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