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  The global bidding war for Manchester United: Who are the potential bidders for the Premier League giants as the deadline for takeover offers approaches? What would they get for their £6 billion? Manchester United is expected to receive bids from some of the world's wealthiest individuals by 10 p.m. on Friday. Qatar appears to be the frontrunners in a global bidding war for the Red Devils that could cost up to £6 billion.  

A group of FIVE serious bidders has emerged to buy Manchester United ahead of next Friday's'soft deadline,' with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and American investors set to compete. There are five serious bidders left in the race to buy Manchester United. A group of Qatari investors has expressed an interest in purchasing United. They now face competition from four other bidders before the'soft deadline' on Sunday. As the battle to buy Manchester United moves forward, a group of five serious bidders has emerged. Earlier this week, Sportsmail revealed that a group of Qatari private investors will attempt a full takeover of the club. They are now expected to face competition from four rivals ahead of next Friday's'soft deadline' for offers, with some bids already made. Aside from Qatar, the United States has expressed interest, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's richest man and a lifelong United supporter, has expressed interest in bidding. Only five bidders remain

  Qatari investors want to give Erik ten Hag a MASSIVE transfer budget and are "sure" that they will outbid any rivals in the bid for Manchester United within DAYS. Investors from Qatar are about to make Manchester United a significant bid. The consortium is convinced that its offer will outperform rivals, with Glazers demanding £6 billion. Erik ten Hag would receive a large transfer purse should the takeover succeed According to Sportsmail, Qatari investors are preparing an incredible mega-money coup for Manchester United and want to give manager Erik ten Hag the financial support he needs to take the team back to the top. According to sources, a number of high-net-worth individuals living in the oil-rich state have their sights set on a team they consider to be "football's crown jewels" as a result of Qatar hosting the World Cup. Prior to the deadline set by the Glazers in mid-February, they will make a bid for United. They are certain that their offer will ou