Businessman Tony Fernandez after his unsuccessful attempt to buy London’s West Ham received proposals from 7 clubs at once to become their owner.
Recall that the Malaysian Fernandez, owns the company AirAsia, walked among the favorites to have become the new owner of West Ham. However, as is well known club from Upton Park in the end went to David Sullivan and David Gold.
Seeing the desire businessmen to invest in football, just 7 clubs offered Fernandez to buy them. According to the BBC, three are from the English Premier League, and the remaining four – the lower divisions, including Chempionship. However, in Malaysia is no longer going to invest in any of the clubs.
“I love West Ham, but also think that the club should be one boss, and I’m not going to be just a holder of a small stake. This is not easy. I’m so much like West Ham, that I can not imagine myself cares for someone else, “- said Fernandez.
Added that Fernandez, who also owns a team of “Formula 1″ Lotus, is a fan of “Hammers” for 35 years. According to rumors, one of the three clubs in Premier League is in distress “Portsmouth”.