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Al-Khelafi and QSI, the owners of PSG, are now concentrating on the Premier League. A sizable project appears to be in the pipeline.

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The English Premier League is something that Qatar Sports Investments is considering funding. It has owned all of Paris Saint-shares Germain’s since 2011 and holds a modest investment in Braga of Portugal.

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This is done in order for Qatar Sports Investments to spend its funds in additional areas and have a greater impact than only Portugal and Ligue 1.

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According to the sports network Sky Sports, important English Premier League players will be of interest to Qatari investors from Paris SG in this situation. Nasser Al-Khelafi would have discussed acquiring a stake in Tottenham with Daniel Levy as a result.

Al-Khelafi might perhaps purchase Manchester United.

Nasser Al-Khelafi has been connected to English teams ever since the start of the month. The manager of Paris Saint-Germain would have traveled to London to meet with his counterpart from Tottenham to discuss a minority share.

The Athletic reported on Tuesday that the QSI authorities’ second objective would be to seize control of Manchester United after seizing control of PSG.

The responsibility of funding a Premier League franchise has been handed to Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the head of Qatar Sports Investments.

He has spoken with Manchester United and Tottenham. Journalist Adam Crafton is curious about the causes, the methods, and potential outcomes.

The Glazer family, who owns the majority of the Red Devils, opposes a minority sale, and UEFA prohibits Nasser Al-Khelafi and QSI from simultaneously owning two teams with the same size and international aspirations.

The Glazer family owns the Red Devils, which makes matters more difficult. Consequently, the subject is still being discussed at the moment.

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