Gill sells out as Glazer tightens grip on United

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has sold 11,535 shares to Malcolm Glazer’s company Red Football Limited.

Gill sells out as Glazer tightens grip on United
Fri, 10 Jun, 2005 - 18:40

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has sold 11,535 shares to Malcolm Glazer’s company Red Football Limited.

United group finance director Nick Humby has also accepted the Red Football Limited cash offer of 300p per share for 2,546 shares.

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