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Man United supporters urge bidders to support progress, respect LGBT rights
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Any new owner of Manchester United must commit to continuing the Premier League club's progress on the field and respect the rights of LGBTQ+ fans, the Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) said on Sunday. The Glazer family, United's American owners, said in November they had begun looking at options f

Any new owner of Manchester United must commit to continuing the Premier League club's progress on the field and respect the rights of LGBTQ+ fans, the Manchester United Supporters Trust said on Sunday.

Under new manager Erik ten Hag, however, they have improved and sit third in the Premier League table. They have also reached the League Cup final, where they will face Newcastle United next Sunday."Everyone can see the progress the teams teams are making ... ," MUST said in a statement on Twitter. INEOS bought French Ligue 1 club Nice in 2019, while French champions Paris St Germain are owned by Qatar Sports Investments .

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