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Former England international Tim Sherwood is heading a consortium that wants to buy Malaga.
The former Tottenham midfielder has been in talks with the Spanish Primera Liga club and has asked for an audit to be done in order to evalue the current state of the finances.
Malaga are reported to be around €18million in debt and Sherwood is the public face of a group aiming to take control from the current owners, Group Zee.
Negotiations have been going on all summer between representatives of the English-based consortium and Malaga's general manager, Antonio Mendoza, and after, initial reservations, it has been confirmed that the club could be sold.
Sources suggest that Sherwood has explained that finding the money will be no problem, although a price for the purchase will only be known once the auditors deliver their report.
Details of the talks are being kept strictly secret with the futures of current president, Serafin Roldan, and Mendoza yet to be specified.
Malaga have survived in the Spanish top flight, despite being billed as annual favourites to be relegated, since winning promotion at the end of the 1998/1999 season.
The club have consistently finished in mid-table and even qualified for the Uefa Cup and have begun the current season with two wins, three defeats and a draw.
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[ Last edited by JohnTerry on 11-10-2005 at 11:16 PM ] |
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