Man Utd fans have shown they are not about to back down from their stance over a Glazers exit, despite the expected conclusion of the takeover process.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to have his 25 per cent stake in Manchester United ratified before the first team return from the international break.
However, some have vowed to continue protesting against the current owners. It is almost a year since the Glazers announced the club was up for sale and many had hoped that it would signal the start of the end of their time at the club.READ MORE: Ratcliffe has already hinted at United transfer strategy
United fan group The 1958 announced fresh protests against the Glazers on Thursday ahead of Saturday’s clash with Luton Town at Old Trafford. Supporters stood outside Old Trafford with ‘Glazers Out’ banners while chanting against the American owners.
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