Manchester United director Richard Arnold's trip to Saudi Arabia is not related to any club sale, it has been claimed.
United have been the subject of rumours of a big-money takeover by the Middle Eastern country's crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
Managing director Arnold fuelled speculation this week when photographs and videos of him meeting Saudi delegates appeared on Twitter, but the visit is not believed to be connected to a possible sale of the club, says the Daily Mail.
In February, Bin Salman denied reports that he intended to purchase the Premier League club amid reports he was set to launch a £3.8billion bid.
United's executive vice chairman Ed Woodward recently said he does not think the Glazer family, who have owned the club since 2005, are looking to sell.
