Man Utd fans send an open letter to Glazers with five damning questions for homeowners

Manchester United fans came together to express their frustrations to the Glazers with a provocative open letter published this morning.

Led by 26-year-old Sir Alex Ferguson, the Red Devils had 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League titles, five American Cup wins and two Champions League wins.

However, since Ferguson's departure in 2013, five executives have taken part in the Old Trafford canoe. Club legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is the last to take the reins.

After a disappointing sixth place for the last time, the club will be deprived of football in the Champions League this season and the fans have reached the breaking point, directing their anger towards the owners of the club.

Their open letter begins with a reflection on the position of the club when the Glazers bought the club in 2005, evoking the usual title challenges, the quality of registered players and the presence of every moment in the Champions League.

Today, supporters have stated that they should "choose their rival" to win the championship, while being forced to attend "every transfer period taking place in the horror" .

Communication between fans and homeowners has been a problem and the former has made it clear that they will not support it anymore.

The letter reads: "Instead of giving us your word, you simply sweep it under the rug in the hope that it will disappear.Your silence is a betrayal for our club.We are asking for answers."

Fans wrote five key questions for homeowners, stating that they "deserved to know the answers to these questions" and that they "do not go this time."

The first question was about the club's debt and asked the Glazers to provide supporters with a "realistic timetable" for repaying this debt.

They objected to the stimulus given to Ed Woodward, executive vice-president, and the reasons for this decision, before asking how the club intended to reduce spending on debt service.

Finally, they wondered how much of the £ 452 million collected as shares in the club had been reinvested and asked for up-to-date information on the club's search for a football director.

It is clear that United's fans are exhausted while they are dedicated to using "all available legal methods" to make themselves heard by the Glazers.

On the field, the Premier League season will take place in two weeks. United will host Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday, August 11 for a mouth-watering curtain.