Hong Kong businessman set for Birmingham stake

Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung is poised to buy a major stake in Birmingham - but will stop short of a complete takeover of the midlands club.

Wed, 27 Jun, 2007 - 14:40

Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung is poised to buy a major stake in Birmingham - but will stop short of a complete takeover of the midlands club.

Yeung is set to purchase around half of the shares owned by current owners David Sullivan and brothers David and Ralph Gold who own 78% of the shares.

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