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Who would buy Man United?

Elon Musk might be interested. So might Jim Ratcliffe, the founder of INEOS, and one of the UK’s richest men. And it can’t be long before Richard Branson, or some Chinese billionaire no one has ever heard of, or even David Beckham, pops up and offers to put a few spare billions on the table.

Plenty of tycoons and sports and media conglomerates are circling Manchester United, arguably the most valuable

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