The Athletic says INEOS has put Lausanne-Sport up for sale

The Athletic says INEOS has put Lausanne-Sport up for sale

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2026-10-27 11:37:28
The Athletic reported that INEOS had put FC Lausanne-Sport up for sale .

The Athletic reported that INEOS had put Swiss Super League side FC Lausanne-Sport up for sale.

Reaction at Old Trafford

Manchester United lost 3-0 to Bournemouth at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Sunday. After the match, Manchester United fans sang Carrick's chant at the end of the game before booing the players off the pitch.

Many Manchester United supporters also joined in with several renditions of 'sell United and f*** off home' and other anti-INEOS and Glazer chants.

The Athletic's sale report

The Athletic reported that INEOS had put FC Lausanne-Sport up for sale. The Athletic also reported that INEOS had given global consultancy firm Alvarez & Marsal the job of selling Lausanne-Sport and had sent a five-page sales prospectus to potential investors.

The Athletic reported that it had seen the sales prospectus for Lausanne-Sport. The Athletic reported that INEOS declined to comment when approached by The Athletic.

What the prospectus said

The Athletic reported that the prospectus referred to 'a unique infrastructure set-up' and 'an asset-light model'. The Athletic reported that there was 'no mention of the club’s annual losses — which are likely to hit £5m this season and will only grow if INEOS’s sponsorship cannot be replaced'.

Another United defeat

Manchester United lost 4-1 to Como on Wednesday in Italy.

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