da premier bet： A few Sunderland supporters have been reacting on social media to claims made by The Sun’s Alan Nixon regarding a potential investment in the Black Cats, after he alleged earlier this month that the American bidders interested in purchasing the Wearside club had opted to pull out of the deal.
da bet vitoria： He claimed at the start of October that MSD Partners, an American group led by Glenn Fuhrman and backed by Dell, had decided to walk away from negotiations to purchase Sunderland following discussions over the valuation of the Stadium of Light outfit.
It was alleged that they were unhappy with the plan put to them following due diligence, including the over-valued asking price, and had far too many unanswered questions to push on with talks.
Sunderland owner Stewart Donald was thought to have since looked for other investors ahead of the January transfer window, but Nixon has suggested the American bidders may be set to inject some funds into the Black Cats.
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He claims around £4m is coming in order to help the North East outfit with their current League One campaign, before the American bidders assess the situation at the Stadium of Light further down the line.
The Sunderland Echo’s Phil Smith has also discussed the takeover situation, and claimed over the weekend that ‘very positive’ conversations were had on Friday and that talks could conclude soon.
However Sunderland supporters are not getting their hopes up too soon, it would seem, as a few have taken to social media to share their thoughts on Nixon’s recent update.
One suggested the alleged funds would not be enough for the Black Cats to secure promotion, while adding that the potential investors do not believe that Championship football for next season can be secured.
Here are some of the messages shared…