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The legendary "Newcastle United" club is preparing for a loud revival. The English media trumpet that the four-time national champion will have new owners. Mike Ashley, who has led the "Magpies" for 13 years, has finally agreed to sell his shares for over 300 million pounds sterling. According to "Sky Sports," there is just one step left until the final deal is reached. It is said that the majority of shares – 80 percent – will go to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and billionaire Mohammed bin Salman, who had previously aimed to acquire another English football giant – "Manchester United." 10 percent of the club's shares will be held by 47-year-old British businesswoman Amanda Staveley, while the remaining 10 percent will belong to the brothers David and Simon Reuben. The royal family of Saudi Arabia, to which M. bin Salman belongs, has amassed assets worth 1 trillion pounds sterling.
