Man United's price on the New York Stock Exchange PLUMMETS by more than 600m as the Glazer family...
Daily Mail Manchester United's stock market value fell by more than 600m or 16 per cent on Tuesday in light of Mail Sport's exclusive story that the Glazers have taken the club off the market.
Mail Sport revealed on Sunday that the Glazers were not happy with the bids they had received for the Old Trafford club during a protracted negotiating period so have decided to pause the sale process in the hope of getting a higher bid down the line.
As such, the stock market value of the club fell from 3bn to 2.4bn on Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange, the first day of trading since the revelation as Monday was Labor Day in the States, a Bank Holiday.
It is the club's steepest one day percentage fall on record.
The family made it known last year that they were open to offers for either all of the club, or a partial sale that left them with a stake.
