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Sheikh Jassim has three dream signings at Manchester United should get her the keys to the club. He wants to sign Ousmane Dembele, Achraf Hakimi, and Kylian Mbappe, who is seen as the replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo.
As per a report in El Nacional, Jassim wants to spend big in the summer should he win the bid to buy Manchester United. He believes that the club can challenge for the Premier League and Champions League, if they can get the right players.
Dembele is seen as the ideal player for the right wing, where Jadon Sancho has failed to cement his place. The Red Devils are looking to take advantage of the €50 million clause in the Frenchman's contract.
Hakimi is open to leaving PSG after a troubled time in Paris. Erik ten Hag wants to sign a right-back and the former Inter star is seen as the ideal candidate.
The Red Devils are on the hunt for Cristiano Ronaldo's replacement for the last few months, and Sheikh Jassim believes Mbappe can be the one. They are ready to test PSG with a big bid as he will be entering the final 12 months of his contract.
Manchester United sale yet to go through despite increased bids
Manchester United have been put on sale but the Glazers are yet to decide on their successor. They have massive bids from Sheikh Jassim and Sir Jim Ratcliff on their table, but a final decision is yet to be made.
Sky Sports News chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol provided an update on the sale last week and said:
"This shows the determination of Sheikh Jassim's Qatari bid and just how serious they are when it comes to buying Manchester United. It's very difficult to say which bid is favourite to succeed because the decision ultimately lies with the Glazers. What they have to decide is whether they take all of the money now from Sheikh Jassim or do they want some of the money from Sir Jim Ratcliffe while keeping a stake which would give them more money in the future."
He added:
"Why has this taken so long when it's been obvious from day one that only two parties were interested in buying the club - Sheikh Jassim and the Qataris, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe? The Glazers have to make up their minds very quickly and realise it's not just about what's best for them, it's about what is best for Manchester United. It is now or never."
The Red Devils could have new owners before the summer window starts.
