Apple, one of the most important technology companies in the world, manufactures many devices, especially smartphones, computers and tablets. In addition to these, it is claimed that the US company has been working on a car for a long time. However, according to the latest news, Apple is preparing to step into the football industry.
Apple ready to pay $6.9 billion for Manchester United
According to England’s Daily Star newspaper, Apple CEO Tim Cook claimed that he is quite determined to buy Manchester United, one of England’s most famous and successful football clubs. In the news, it is stated that Apple is ready to pay $ 6.9 billion to buy the giant football club.
In the details of the news, it is stated that Apple can provide financing for the football giant for a new stadium. Mancherster United’s current home stadium, Old Trafford, has long been in need of refurbishment. The current owners of the team say they are hesitant to make repairs and build an entirely new stadium.
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The current owners of Manchester United are the Glazer Family. Malcolm Grazer, who bought the English football club in 2005, passed away in 2014. Malcolm Glazer’s 90 percent stake was distributed equally among his six children after his death.
The Glazer Family decided to sell Manchester United, which had a bad day recently. According to the information received, the family initially wanted $9.9 billion to sell the team. However, after family disputes, it now looks like the club will be sold to the highest bidder.
It is known that the relationship between the Glazer Family and Manchester United fans is quite open. After the Glazer Family, which is not liked by many fans, it is eagerly awaited who will be the new owners of Manchester United.
Apple’s acquisition of Manchester United may come as quite a surprise indeed. So what do you think about the US technology giant buying a football club? You can share your views with us in the comments section.