A Las Vegas-led consortium is pushing to purchase Bournemouth, the PA information company understands.
The membership’s proprietor, Maxim Demin, is regarded as weighing up whether or not to promote, with US traders able to pay £150m. An American takeover at Bournemouth would imply that greater than half of Premier League golf equipment had minority or majority US shareholders.
The enterprise magnates Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali turned the newest US Premier League homeowners when their consortium paid a sports-franchise world-record £4.25bn to purchase Chelsea. Manchester United, Manchester Metropolis, Arsenal, Aston Villa, West Ham, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Leeds and Liverpool all even have US funding on some scale.
Demin is known to have explored the potential for a sale previously and will now have that curiosity reignited. The proprietor, who's Russian-born however a British citizen, purchased Bournemouth in 2011 and his funding spurred the membership into the Premier League in 2015. He has been the only shareholder at Bournemouth since 2019, when he repurchased a 25% stake he had beforehand offered to the corporate PEAK6 Investments.
Bournemouth returned to the Premier League this season however sacked Scott Parker as supervisor after simply 4 matches following a 9-0 hammering by Liverpool. They've since secured a goalless draw with Wolves and a 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest, with their caretaker supervisor, Gary O’Neill, having a noticeable impression.
Bournemouth have been contacted for remark.
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