Tia Adebayo

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19 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Jun

Tia Adebayo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Bloomberg News Now · Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire, House Votes to Halt Iran War, More · 4 Jun 2026 podcast
Manchester United's fans have been protesting against the Glazer family's ownership since they took control 20 years ago in a leveraged buyout that left the club with massive debts.
Now, Bloomberg understands several stakeholders in the US-based family have been looking into divesting all or part of their holdings whilst facing a potential multi-billion pound bill to redevelop the team's famous Old Trafford Stadium.
Despite the deliberations, sources say some of the glazers remain against a sale and pursuing the move would be difficult without their support.
The talks come just two years after the group sold a roughly 29% stake in Manchester United to UK chemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe.
Any potential sale could attract interest from suitors, including Middle Eastern parties, as well as wealthy individuals in the US.
In London, Tia Adebayo, Bloomberg Radio.
Bloomberg News Now · Israel-Lebanon Conditional Ceasefire, House's Iran Vote, More · 4 Jun 2026 podcast
We want things done!
Manchester United's fans have been protesting against the Glazer family's ownership since they took control 20 years ago in a leveraged buyout that left the club with massive debts.
Now, Bloomberg understands several stakeholders in the US-based family have been looking into divesting all or part of their holdings whilst facing a potential multi-billion pound bill to redevelop the team's famous Old Trafford Stadium.
Despite the deliberations, sources say some of the glazers remain against a sale and pursuing the move would be difficult without their support.
The talks come just two years after the group sold a roughly 29% stake in Manchester United to UK chemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe.
Any potential sale could attract interest from suitors, including Middle Eastern parties, as well as wealthy individuals in the US.
In London, Tia Adebayo, Bloomberg Radio.
Bloomberg News Now · Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire, House Votes Against Iran War, More · 4 Jun 2026 podcast
Manchester United's fans have been protesting against the Glazer family's ownership since they took control 20 years ago in a leveraged buyout that left the club with massive debts.
Now, Bloomberg understands several stakeholders in the US-based family have been looking into divesting all or part of their holdings whilst facing a potential multi-billion pound bill to redevelop the team's famous Old Trafford Stadium.
Despite the deliberations, sources say some of the glazers remain against a sale and pursuing the move would be difficult without their support.
The talks come just two years after the group sold a roughly 29% stake in Manchester United to UK chemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe.
Any potential sale could attract interest from suitors including Middle Eastern parties as well as wealthy individuals in the US.
In London, Tia Adebayo, Bloomberg Radio.
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