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Burnley takeover: ALK Capital completes deal by buying 84% controlling stake Last updated on Alan Pace passed the Premier Leagues owners and directors test American investment group ALK Capital has completed its takeover of Burnley, buying an 84% stake in the Premier League club. ALK managing director Alan Pace has replaced Mike Garlick as chairman. However, Garlick - who sold his near 50% stake in the club - and fellow former shareholder John Banaszkiewicz will remain at Turf Moor as director...

WHIZ News Premier League club Burnley taken over by American investors BURNLEY, England (AP) — Burnley became the latest Premier League club to become owned by Americans when a takeover was completed Wednesday. ALK Capital’s sports investment arm, Velocity Sports Partners, has bought an 84% stake in the northwest English club from British businessmen Mike Garlick and John Banaszkiewicz. Burnley’s glory days came long ago — winning the English championship in 1921 and 1960 — but it is ...

Burnley becomes latest Premier League club to be bought by Americans Published: Dec. 30, 2020 at 8:33 p.m. ET By ALK Capital’s sports investment arm takes 84% stake in English soccer club, currently sitting in 16th place Burnleys Ben Mee, center, celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal against Sheffield United on Tuesday. AFP/Getty Images Email icon Resize icon BURNLEY, England — Burnley became the latest Premier League club to become owned by America...

ALK Capital on track to complete Burnley takeover on Thursday ALK Capital could complete their takeover of Burnley on Thursday. PA Sport says ALKs managing partner Alan Pace is in Lancashire putting the finishing touches to a deal that would see the Delaware-based group assume control of the Clarets. Final approval is still required from the Premier League before an announcement can be made but it is understood that the majority of the application has already been reviewed and no problems are a...

BURNLEY Football Club is entering “a new era” after American sports and media investment company ALK Capital completed a £200million takeover. The deal, which has been approved and ratified by the Premier League, sees ALK Capital’s sports investment arm, Velocity Sports Partners, acquire an 84 per cent shareholding in the club. The firm’s managing partner Alan Pace will succeed Mike Garlick as club chairman. Throughout their history the Clarets have been run by local businessme...

The new chairman replaces Mike Garlick, but who exactly is he? BACKGROUND Pace is aged 53. With a Wall Street background, he brings 20 years in the financial services industry and over a decade of sports management experience to Burnley. A dual British American national, he was formally a managing director and global head of sales for securities services at Citi, responsible for overseeing a multibillion-dollar division. IN FOOTBALL He is a former partner at SCP Worldwide LLC – owner ...

The deal should give Sean Dyche much-needed funds ahead of the January transfer window. By Press Association Thursday 31 Dec 2020, 9:37 AM Dec 31st 2020, 9:37 AM 4,801 Views 5 Comments Burnleys Robbie Brady (right) celebrates scoring a goal with team-mate Matt Lowton at Turf Moor. Image: PA Image: PA AMERICAN INVESTORS ALK Capital have comple...

Burnley’s American takeover set to be finalised PA 30 December 2020, 12:57 pm Burnley’s takeover by American investors ALK Capital is set to be finalised and could be completed as early as Thursday, the PA news agency understands. ALK’s managing partner Alan Pace is in Lancashire putting the finishing touches to a deal that would see the Delaware-based group assume control of the Clarets. Final approval is still required from Premier League before an announcement can be made but it is und...

American investors hope to buy Burnley before transfer window By Syndicated Content By Simon Evans MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) – American investors ALK Capital are aiming to complete their purchase of Premier League club Burnley in time to strengthen the Lancashire club’s squad during the January transfer window, a source close to the bid told Reuters on Thursday. Burnley moved out of the bottom three with a goalless draw at Aston Villa on Thursday, following up their 1-0 away...