Devastated' Phil Jones claims Man Utd sale is a 'travesty' and a 'huge loss' to Ten Hag

Phil Jones has expressed his disappointment at the impending sale of Manchester United, calling it a "travesty" and a "huge loss" to manager Erik ten Hag.

United are currently in talks with Qatari investors over a possible takeover, with a deal expected to be completed in the coming months. However, Jones believes that the sale of the club would be a major blow to the team and its fans.

"It's a travesty," Jones told reporters. "This club is part of our history and our culture. It's a huge loss for Erik ten Hag and the players."

Jones, who has been with United since 2011, has been a key part of the club's success in recent years. He has won the Premier League title, the FA Cup, and the Europa League with the Red Devils.

He is now worried that the sale of the club could lead to a decline in United's fortunes. "I don't know what the future holds for this club," he said. "But I'm worried that it's not going to be good."

Jones' concerns are shared by many United fans. The club has been in decline for several years, and many believe that a change of ownership is needed to turn things around.

However, it remains to be seen whether the new owners will be able to restore United to its former glory. The club has a long and proud history, but it is now facing one of its biggest challenges ever.