A key element of Zilliacus’ proposal was a fan inclusion scheme aimed at granting supporters a greater say in the club’s governance. Speaking to the Manchester Evening News, the 67-year-old disclosed plans for an app designed to provide fans with increased control in exchange for a fee.Under this scheme, fans would weigh in on matters such as transfer strategies and dividends, though not managerial decisions.

Zilliacus expressed eagerness to discuss his fan monetization platform with Ratcliffe’s team, highlighting its potential to generate substantial revenues for Manchester United.He mentioned successfully testing the model at an undisclosed top Italian club, where five percent of the fan base paid $400 to participate.

Extrapolating from United’s estimated billion-strong fanbase, Zilliacus envisions significant revenue potential.Currently focused on Inter Milan, Zilliacus has shifted his attention away from Premier League clubs, submitting a formal bid to acquire 100 percent ownership of Inter Milan for approximately £1.2 billion.