DAVID BECKHAM has reportedly been approached by several rival bidders to front their Manchester United takeover plans
Sir Alex Ferguson is anticipated to be the next, with David Beckham being approached to represent Man Utd takeover proposals.
The Glazers, the Red Devils' current owners, announced in November that they are prepared to sell the team after 17 years of ownership for at least £4.5 billion.
A number of parties are preparing proposals ahead of Friday's "soft" deadline, and it is expected that bidders would enlist the assistance of renowned ex-manager Alex Ferguson.
British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is "determined" to compete with investors from the United States and the Middle East for the best offer.
And for those looking to buy his former club, Old Trafford great Beckham, 47, is seen as a magnificent acquisition.
The former Real Madrid player Galactico has made investments in football lately, most notably by founding his own MLS team, Inter Miami.
But according to The Telegraph, he has so far declined all invitations to participate in the United bid.
Despite being named the nation's football ambassador prior to the 2018 World Cup, it is also implied that he would not accept any offer from Qatar.
According to Bloomberg, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the Emir of Qatar, will support a significant offer.
But the ardent football fan already owns PSG, which was acquired in 2011 through Qatar Sports Investment.
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