Why Man United takeover could be football’s ‘Big Short’ moment
Man United are poised to have new owners in the near future.
Miguel Delaney© Independent.co.uk
In the early Nineties, a group of European football figures travelled to the US to garner some advice on how to grow the game, only to be given a warning by one of the American sports officials.
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