Manchester United's much-discussed owners, the Glazers, have sold PS117million in shares in the club.
United supporters will not be eying an exit, as the Americans still hold 69 percent of the Premier League giants.
Many Man Utd supporters dislike the Glazer family (pictured here: Avram and Joel).
Red Devils will not receive any proceeds of the sale, as it benefits the American owners once more.
Tuesday night's sale was in the name and control of Edward Glazer and Kevin Glazer.
They are the brothers and co-chairmen of United Avram & Joel, who assumed responsibility for their father Malcolm's duties in 2014 after he died.
The Glazer family owns around 8 percent of the club's current sale.
According to the BBC, the owners are not planning on selling but remain committed to United.
Avram Glazer, a seller of PS70m worth shares last March, none of which went towards the club.
The resentment toward the owners who are not popular reached a new height with Joel Glazer's involvement in the European Super League plans.
He wanted United to be a part of a breakaway group consisting of 20 clubs.
Club legends, the Prime Minster and most importantly the fans reacted furiously.
Supporters protested against the April home match against Liverpool and eventually broke into the stadium when the game was abandoned.
United has spent PS135m on the transfer window since then. Joel Glazer attended two Fans Forums after the fury and promised that they would be able to purchase shares.
He stated that putting together the share plan was "rather complicated" in September.
He said that the owners are "jumping those hurdles" in the hope of finding a solution "in the not too distant future".
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