Middlesex consider selling shares in club and ending member-ownership
- Lord’s-based club ask specialist firm to explore options
- Potential investors have already been sounded out
Middlesex are exploring a possible sale of shares in the club amid an explosion of interest in English cricket from outside investors following the Hundred auction.
The Lord’s-based club have engaged the gaming and sports investment specialists Oakvale Capital to conduct a review of its ownership, with a move to being owned privately and a partial sale among options thought to be on the table. A number of potential investors have already been sounded out before the formal appointment of Oakvale, which will take place on Wednesday.
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Source: Cricket - The Guardian
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