Qatari businessman Sheikh Jassim may be in a position to make an offer for Tottenham Hotspur, according to various reports. They news comes following the withdrawal of his bid from Manchester United.
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Since the announcement of the Qataris’ interest in the Manchester United football club falling through, speculation has been rife regarding their potential acquisition of a Premier League club.
It has been reported that Sheikh Jassim made an offer of £8billion to acquire United. The offer has now been withdrawn after months of negotiations.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, one of the competing bidders for the club, is expected to purchase a 25% share of the club for a price of approximately £1.4 billion.
Now Sheikh Jassim could turn his attention to Spurs, reports The Mirror.
It has been reported that Tottenham have been approached by Qatar Sports Investments. The QSI group sought to acquire a majority stake of the club.
The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) president, Nasser Al Khelaifi, is rumoured to have been involved in the negotiation of a potential United bid from Sheikh Jassim. It is anticipated that the two parties may reconvene to further discuss a potential Tottenham transfer.
Qatar have been interested in the North London Football Club for a considerable period of time. Sheikh Jassim has always admired Tottenham Hotspur. He viewed the club as a potential alternative to Manchester United in the event of the latter’s unsuccessful bid
It is uncertain whether Tottenham Hotspur chiefs Daniel Levy and Joe Lewis would be interested in pursuing a sale of the club. However, they are facing pressure from disgruntled supporters.
It would be an interesting proposition to think Sheikh Jassim and Sir Ratcliffe could end up as owners of two rival clubs in the near future. The two were potential rivals to buy Manchester United merely a few days ago,
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