Inside Sheffield United's search for new ownership after US consortium joins race for Blades
www.thestar.co.uk - 2024-05-23T10:46:52.000Z

Prince Abdullah’s asking price for Sheffield United has been benchmarked against sales of similar-sized clubs in the recent past, The Star understands, amid fresh hope over a change of ownership at Bramall Lane. An American-based consortium have held initial talks over buying the Prince’s stake in the Blades, although they are not the only interested party. Sources close to Bramall Lane believe that United’s relegation from the Premier League will affect the price tag on the Blades, given the...

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