My point is not really related to interest (with regards to Moshiri personally) as stated before a buyer would probably be unwilling to pay both the high level of debt and an amount for the shares. The large amount of debt is why buyers wont value the asset (club) so high. Moshiri is going to want to recoup his money (or be forced to recoup some of Usmanov's money), I take your point that Moshiri should write off most of that debt he doesn't appear willing to do so. If he had I think we would have had more offers from serious buyers.
The reality is for a buyer to stand a chance of making this venture work they will need to provide
- Funds to at least get the debt to a manageable level (to my mind eliminating the MSP/777/MR&F and other third tier lender loans at least) to refinance and consolidate debt into a manageable arrangement (some debt is ok provided you can service it.)
- Satisfy Moshiri in terms of providing some agreement for the money he's invested.
- Provide working capital for day to day expenses.
- Provide for inevitable severance for staff restructures (non playing and potentially some on field staff)
- Invest in squad reinforcements.
My point is satisfying Moshiri is a large element of the big picture