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But which one will attract investors the most?

Liverpool and Manchester United are two of the biggest sporting institutions in the world and both are currently up for sale.



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Gary Neville is adamant that it's Manchester United (in an interview with Sky Sports).



There is no doubt that Liverpool are miles ahead of Manchester United in this regard, though there is still further work to be done at Anfield to expand the capacity further.

Whoever takes over at Manchester United will need to invest a lot of money and time in the infrastructure, while at Liverpool, things are in a much better place.

But because the potential for Manchester United is arguably slightly larger, they would be expected to go for a bit more.
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