US businessman considering Premiership club takeover

A fourth American takeover of a Premiership club is on the cards after wealthy businessman Will Chang announced he is considering a move for an English side.

US businessman considering Premiership club takeover
Fri, 18 May, 2007 - 19:10

A fourth American takeover of a Premiership club is on the cards after wealthy businessman Will Chang announced he is considering a move for an English side.

Chang is owner of MLS side DC United and chairman of the California-based Westlake Group, and is understood be considering two as-yet unnamed clubs.

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