Arsenal could be facing a takeover bid from one of the
men who tried to buy into Liverpool last season, according to
reports.
Mohammed Al Hashimi was set to take a 20% share in the Reds after
persuading Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum to make a £450million bid for
the Anfield club in December.
That was unsuccessful, with Americans George Gillett and Tom Hicks
winning with an improved offer, and now Al Hashimi appears to have
his sights on the Gunners.
According to The Sun, the executive chairman of Dubai-based Zabeel
Investments said: "I know the owners are very reluctant to sell but
I see Arsenal as a very profitable club.
"Liverpool was an opportunity which does not come along every day
but we have to move on."
Arsenal have already been linked with one takeover by American
tycoon Stan Kroenke, owner of the Colorado Rapids Major League
Soccer club, earlier this year.
