This is not true, they also own 4.3% A shares which will need to be purchased as well this bid of £5.2bn is for controlling shares of 69% and future merchandising and commercial broadcast contracts, this bid is to the Glazers to buy their controlling B shares, SJ group are paying $35 per share which is $3.95bn plus they are paying a premium of $2.5bn to the Glazers to compensate them for future profits which would arise from commercial and broadcasting contracts. I have included Forbes link for people to understand that full 100% valuation now is based on a Forbes valuation plus a premium required by the Glazers. The $6.5bn would be minus the current club debt of $1bn so the glazers would get from what I understand $5.5bn now between the 6 siblings right now. They would also get a further $200m from selling their A shares in the next 6-8 weeks at $30 per share.
SJR offers £2.7bn ($3.4bn) for 51% now and future payments for merchandising and broadcasting with a put and call as the club starts to grow offering huge contractual agreements in year 2, year 3 and year 4 until all 69.5% voting shares are bought at a final price of £4.4bn($5.4) this could go up but not down dependent on share prices, no debt would be paid and only a fraction compensated for merchandise and broadcasting as they still remain on the board of directors.
The bids were close before with SJR bid marginally better but both have pros and cons. I now see SJ bid as better but not significantly as Joel and Avram don’t really want to sell all their shares. It’s gone from 60/40 in SJR favour to a genuine 50/50 now and again the siblings will be fighting internally about which bid?
https://www.forbes.com/teams/manchester-united/?sh=4c83d74413f9