(Reuters) - Manager Steve Bruce says he is not interested in the progress of the proposed Saudi-back takeover of Newcastle United as he remains focused on leading his side to a top-10 Premier League finish.
A group with an expected 80% investment from Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF have made a reported 300 million pound bid to buy United from British businessman Mike Ashley.
"I'm brutally honest, I'm not really interested in it because I can't influence that," Bruce told a news conference ahead of Newcastle's home match against Aston Villa on Wednesday.
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