Elon musk buying manchester united

Manchester United fans hold a "United for Sale 1958" banner during their Premier League loss to Brentford. Elon Musk has tweeted that he will buy Manchester United, though it is unclear how serious he is. Photograph: Ian Stephen/ProSports/REX/Shutterstock Manchester United fans hold a "United for Sale 1958" banner during their Premier League loss to Brentford. Elon Musk has tweeted that he will buy Manchester United, though it is unclear how serious he is. Photograph: Ian Stephen/ProSports/REX/Shutterstock Tesla billionaire Elon Musk briefly electrified the debate about the future of He did not make clear his views on new coach Eric ten Hag’s controversial insistence on passing out from the back, or whether unhappy star striker Cristiano Ronaldo should be allowed to leave, but he did say that if he were to buy a sports team “it would be Man U. They were my fav team as a kid”. No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports teams.— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) Buying United, one of the biggest football clubs in the world, would have cost Musk at least £2bn, according to its current stock market valuation. Manchester United’s recent on-pitch woes have led to increased fan protests against the Glazers, who bought the club in a heavily leveraged deal in 2005 for £790m ($955.51m). The anti-Glazer movement gained momentum last year after United were involved in a failed attempt to form a breakaway European Super League. But a takeover by Musk would have been a cas...

Elon Musk is making headlines again, but this time it's not over his on-off pursuit of Instead the billionaire businessman has been rumored to be looking to buy Manchester United soccer team. The This caused quite a stir, with plenty of people getting angry and upset at the news. Is Elon Musk Buying Manchester United? Musk, the world's richest person, told his 103 million followers on Twitter on Tuesday that he was purchasing the soccer team. You can see his tweet below: Also, I’m buying Manchester United ur welcome— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) His first tweet was "To be clear, I support the left half of the Republican Party and the right half of the Democratic Party!" And then, in reply to this he said "Also, I'm buying Manchester United ur welcome". People instantly replied to this, with the official account for Tesla Owners Silicon Valley replying "Are you serious"? To which, Musk then tweeted "No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I'm not buying any sports teams." You can also see this below: No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports teams.— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) So it would seem that the billionaire is joking, although one user was quick to point out that he has previously said a similar thing about Twitter, which he tried to buy for $44 billion this year The user replied to his tweet saying "That's what you said about Twitter." Musk went on to say that if he ever were to buy a sports team, it would be Manchester United as "They were my fav...

But there’s a critical way in which the Elon Zone is not like the Tyson Zone: Musk deliberately cultivates the uncertainty and chaos that swirls around him. As a result, there’s really only one way to respond to Musk’s antics in these cases. You should believe his legal filings — not his tweets — because Elon Musk is many things, but on Twitter, he’s mostly a shitposter. So when it comes to his tweets, you should always look at what’s happening right before he tweeted because Musk is usually trying to redirect your attention. In this case, Musk even told us exactly what he’s trying to hide! His Man U tweet was actually a reply to a seemingly unrelated tweet from five minutes earlier. It said: “To be clear, I support the left half of the Republican Party and the right half of the Democratic Party!” So, if we apply the Rule of Musk Tweets, this one is pretty clearly a response to the leak that Musk had Musk even gave it a little more fuel: a half-hour after acknowledging that it was a joke, he seemed to want to subtly imply he might actually be serious after all. “Although, if it were any team, it would be Man U. They were my fav team as a kid,” he tweeted in response to his “long-running joke” tweet. Again, let’s be super clear here: Elon Musk is not buying Manchester United. I don’t think? See, this is the problem. I can’t really blame anybody who still thinks he might! Because it’s the kind of thing he does! Usually, he stretches the bounds of belief in much lower-stakes ...

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Elon Musk could be interested in bidding for Manchester United as the billionaire reportedly wants to join the race in the takeover battle. Several potential investors have already lined up including the Emir of Qatar have expressed their interest in buying the club. Musk who is also one of the richest persons on earth is the latest entrant on this list. Billionaire Elon Musk to buy Manchester United? According to a Daily Mail report, Musk is 'closely monitoring' Manchester United's ownership situation. It has been said that Musk wants to see if there is an opportunity at Old Trafford that he should not miss. The deadline to bid for Manchester United is on Friday. As part of this process, the Board will consider all strategic alternatives, including new investment into the club, a sale, or other transactions involving the Company." It has been mooted that the Glazers would be seeking an amount to the region of £6 billion but are unlikely to get that valuation as a potential £4.5 billion takeover could be on the cards. United's recent performance on the pitch has made them a more interesting proposition as the Red Devils defeated Leeds United to close their gap with table toppers Arsenal who has played two matches less in the Premier League. Musk has an estimated net worth of £157 billion as he is the owner of the microblogging site Twitter, electric car manufacturer Tesla and SpaceX. He recently acquired Twitter and could be about to invest in one of the most popular sport...

The football world is abuzz after the world's richest man Elon Musk declared he wanted to buy Manchester United. Tesla's chief executive officer made the random statement on social media during a post on Tuesday. The Sporting News dissects whether the billionaire could become the Red Devils' owner as criticism and negativity continues to swell around the club's current owners. How did Elon Musk announce he was buying Manchester United? Following a tweet about his political allegiances, Musk randomly added afterwards that he would be buying Manchester United. "Also, I'm buying Manchester United ur (sic) welcome," the tech billionaire posted on his Also, I’m buying Manchester United ur welcome — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) Musk has not previously been linked to wanting to purchase the Premier League giants before. Manchester United's current owners - The Glazer family - have yet to make a comment about the claim. Is Elon Musk serious about becoming Manchester United's owner? Initially it was unclear if Musk was serious about his pledge to buy Manchester United. Musk is known to make irreverent tweets that the meaning is often unclear about and a short while later he clarified that he was in fact joking about buying the club. When asked if he was serious about a purchase he replied: "No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports teams." He added: "Although, if it were any team, it would be Man U. They were my fav team as a kid." No, this is a long-running jo...

Elon Musk could be seeking to purchase a top soccer club after his much-anticipated deal with Twitter has fizzled out. The world’s richest man proclaimed he is buying Manchester United in a tweet Tuesday, though it’s unclear if the eccentric billionaire was serious or only offering more bizarre bluster. Manchester United is one of the best-known sporting brands in the world. Visionhaus “Also, I’m buying Manchester United ur welcome,” the • • • • The random post comes after he also randomly Manchester United is one of the best-known brands in the sporting world with a record 20 league titles in England and has also won the European Cup three times. The team is owned by the Glazer family. They did not immediately return a message from Reuters seeking comment. The Glazer family bought the team for $955.51 million in 2005, but have faced fans’ ire for the team’s recent lack of success on the field. Musk also did not return a message seeking comment. The soccer club was valued at $4.6 billion as of May, Musk also claimed he was going to buy Twitter earlier this year and even reached a deal to scoop up the social media company for $44 billion. But he then pulled back the agreement, claiming the company wasn’t fully disclosing the number of fake accounts on the site. The company then With Post wires