Qatari investors targeting Man United confident PSG’s Qatar ownership WON’T cause issues

The group of Qatari investors who will launch an offer for Manchester United are confident that the national ownership of Paris Saint-Germain will not present problems, Sportsmail understands.

MailOnline published a story last night that a number of wealthy individuals from the oil-rich state are hoping to make a bid for the club before the mid-February deadline.

They want to arm manager Erik ten Hag with a huge war chest to lead United back to the top of world football, which is where they feel the club belongs.

The group is aware that the club’s current owners, the Glazer family, are seeking more than £6bn for the club and that there is a potential cost of £2bn to rebuild or rebuild Old Trafford.

One problem could be the ownership of the French giants by Qatar Sports Investment Group.

PSG president Nasser Al Khelaifi is also the chairman of Qatar Sports Investments.

Old Trafford redevelopment or rebuilding could cost investors up to £2bn

Manager Erik ten Hag (left) would get a massive transfer if the deal goes through. Qatar’s monarch Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani (right) is known to be a huge Manchester United fan.

United owners Joel (L) and Avram (R) Glazer are seeking more than £6bn to sell the club

However, that is an area that is being scrutinized by experts acting on behalf of those involved.

They are separate from QSI and the money will be in the form of an individual fund rather than a sovereign wealth fund.

There is confidence that Qatar’s ownership of PSG will not cause any problems.

It can also be revealed that the party, who is confident that theirs will be the strongest offer, is already making plans for what should happen if they are successful.

The aim is to make a substantial investment that will allow Ten Hag, under whom United are re-emerging, to further strengthen their team.