John Textor is said to be considering a takeover of Sheffield on Wednesday after the sale of his shares in Crystal Palace to save their European dream.
The American has discharged his interest of 43 percent To colleague billionaire and New York Jets owner Woody Johnson for £ 190 million.
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Textor made the move after Palace saw their place in the Europa League of next season, was threatened.
The Eagles qualified for the competition after winning the FA Cup final.
But the other Club of Textor, the French giants Lyon, had qualified through their Ligue 1 -Finish.
And the UEFA rules meant that Palace would not have been able to participate unless Textor ran away.
Now he can be set on an immediate return to England with affected Sheffield Wednesday.
The Championship Club is no longer financed by the Wilse owner Dejphon Chansiri, who has Until now, the bids of approximately £ 48 million rejected.
The former owner of Wednesday Milan Madaric has withdrawn for showdown interviews About a return to Hillsborough.
But The star Claims Textor can now come to the table because he seems to remain an investor in English football.
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Like many lovers, Textor will probably see on Wednesday as sleeping giants who would be revived by a return to the Premier League.
It is after another American consortium has unveiled plans to build a new stadium of 55,000 seats when they replace Chansiri.
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Adam Shaw said: “Sheffield is nowhere in America on Wednesday. We sell zero shirts and have no commercial presence there – that should change.
“With the World Cup next year in the US and with the individuals that we have in our ownership group, we could easily become the English football team of Florida.
“We must and can be much larger than Wrexham. Ryan Reynolds would give his left leg to have what we already have in terms of our history and fan base on Wednesday. Let’s use that.
“We would do nothing without consulting the fans, but we think the club should have a home where people can park more easily and have up-to-date facilities.
“If we want to create a culture that ensures that we become a sustainable, competitive and successful Premier League side, then we must be proactive. Premier League clubs all upgrade their stadiums.”
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