#football-ownership

#football-ownership

"It's the same sport, but the culture is obviously so different, and the gravitas is there in both. The passion is there, but there is a sense that the differences are stark. "English football, it feels more like a fight. A Mexican football game feels like a dance, and I knew, 'Oh wow, that feels different enough to us than Wrexham that we could tell a really beautiful story.'"

Gary Neville emphasizes his focus on Salford City’s future and plans, stating, "No, I don't wish I was any other football club, I don't work or operate like that." This mentality reflects his commitment to his club's growth over envy towards Wrexham's success.

One club away from a majority of American owners, the investment trend in Scottish soccer has grown significantly, with six clubs now under U.S. ownership.

Although Qatar's 2023 attempt to buy Manchester United failed, its ambition to one day own the historic club has not waned, indicating a persistent interest from the Gulf state.

Negotiations between the parties are proceeding in a professional and positive manner, with full recognition from all concerned of the need to bring a sale of the club to a conclusion for all stakeholders, including players, staff and supporters.