Premier League icon made a Non-League takeover lead to ‘Club Meltdown’

Former Premier League star Victor Anichebe was criticized by Gateshead captain Greg Olley after the club has not reached the play -offs of the National League.

Anichebe, 37, has been Coupled with a takeover of the fifth-row club for more than two months.

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Initially it was claimed that a deal was imminent, but a full agreement still needs to be reached.

Although a deal has not yet been completed, Anichebe has announced his presence around the Gateshead International Stadium.

The ex-Forward has already spoken with key figures within coaching and recruitment.

Anichebe has also held various meetings with first team head coach Carl Magnay.

Club captain Olly, however, believes that his presence has had a negative influence on the form.

As a result, Gate Missed in a place in the play -offs of the National League.

In an explosive interview after the last match of the season, Olley said: “The acquisition situation has been stuck over us for four or five months now.

“We were told that it would be the fastest takeover in football history, which of course if you hear rumors about a takeover of your interest -peaks.

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“The club managed to hide everything and nobody really found out until a month ago and you talk about contributing factors why players are not playing well, why the club is not flourishing, it is a huge factor.

“After two or three months, whispering and it still didn’t happen, you have new owners who take boys, talk to players and you have now tried to stay the people at the top.

“You hear so many rumors and possibly lied about what is happening or it will happen quickly.

“Against, the new owner who comes in when he is not officially taken over, talking to us as a team, saying what he expects, what he wants – but the fact is that he has not yet taken over, so how he is allowed to come in, to unleash the dressing room, and then talk about who he wants to keep next year, who he wants to build?

“There has almost been a gap in the camp until the last few weeks when we tried to solve it and bring us all together again. It has been affected for a while, for a few months.”

Anichebe withdrew from professional football in 2017 after spells with Everton” West Brom And Sunderland.

He was also closed 11 times by the Nigeria National Team.