After months of speculation and negotiations, Manchester United have finally been sold to Qatari Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani for a reported fee of £6 billion. The deal marks the end of the Glazer family's 18-year ownership of the club, which was marred by protests and debts. Sheikh Jassim, who is the chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank and a member of the royal family, made his fifth and final offer for 100% of the club last week, giving the Glazers an ultimatum to accept it by Friday or he would walk away. The Glazers, who had put the club on the market in November, decided to accept the offer after consulting with Paris St-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, who is also a Qatari businessman and a friend of Sheikh Jassim. Sheikh Jassim beat out the competition from Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the owner of Ineos Group, who was also interested in buying a controlling stake in United. Ratcliffe, who is Britain's richest man, had reportedly been in talks with the Glazers over a possible
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