Ian Wright's Verdict on Man United After Ineos Decision: "Do Not Care"

Former Arsenal Star Slams Glazers' Lack of Ambition

Wright Expresses Disappointment and Frustration

Former England and Arsenal striker Ian Wright has launched a scathing attack on Manchester United following the news that Ineos, the petrochemical company owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, had pulled out of the running to buy the club.

Wright, who has been a vocal critic of the Glazer family's ownership of United, accused the club's hierarchy of "not caring" about the club's long-term success.

"It's a damning indictment of the Glazers," Wright said on his podcast, The Wrighty House. "They've had years to sell the club to someone who actually cares about it, but they've chosen to keep hold of it and milk it for all its worth."

Ineos' Withdrawal Raises Questions About United's Future

Ratcliffe's Interest a Glimmer of Hope

Ineos' decision to withdraw from the bidding process has raised fresh questions about the future of Manchester United. The club has been in turmoil since the Glazers took over in 2005, and fans have been desperate for new ownership.

Ratcliffe's interest in buying the club had given fans a glimmer of hope that the club could be turned around, but his withdrawal has left them feeling even more disillusioned.

Club's Valuation a Major Obstacle

One of the major obstacles to a sale is the Glazers' valuation of the club. The Glazers are reportedly asking for around £6 billion for United, a figure that many potential buyers believe is too high.

Fans Demand Change at the Top

Protests and Boycotts Continue

Manchester United fans have been calling for change at the top for years, and their anger has only grown in recent months following the club's poor performances on the pitch.

Fans have staged protests and boycotts in an attempt to force the Glazers out, but so far their efforts have been unsuccessful.

Wright's Verdict Echoes Fans' Frustration

Ian Wright's verdict on Manchester United echoes the frustration and anger that many fans are feeling. The club has been in decline for years, and there is no sign of improvement under the current ownership.

Wright's words are a reminder that the Glazers must sell the club if Manchester United is to have any hope of returning to its former glory.