A last-minute takeover deal to secure the future of Coca-Cola Championship team
Cardiff City FC has been signed although the identity of the investors remains
unknown.
There were fears that the club could have been put into administration if a
deal was not done by the end of this week to sell former chairman Sam Hammam’s
controlling stake.
The £27m buyout of Hammam’s majority shareholding is set to clear the
Bluebirds’ debts and leave the club with a budget to strengthen the team, which
has undergone a slump in form after weeks at the top of the Championship.
The money is also expected to fund renovation of the Ninian Park stadium.