Hall Of Fame
Looks like the Reedtz brothers are also interested in Sampdoria
https://twitter.com/AndreLaMonica22/...01544483377405
Hall Of Fame
Yesterday, together with #Manfredi, the Reedtz brothers were present at the match, 2 of the potential investors for #Sampdoria. The 2 Danish brothers own Notts County. No confirmation at the moment, given that Asian investors are also present in the background.Originally Posted by Chicken Balti Pie
Hall Of Fame
Presumably we'll send our young stars out on loan to Samp for some first-team experience once we've established ourselves as a Premier League force.
Hall Of Fame
I hope they are not using the profits from Notts to fund this
Hall Of Fame
I think this shows that the brothers aren't financing their football ventures off the back of the £1.8m profit that Football Radar made in their last accounts....it's been mentioned in numerous places that they are part of a consortium, or that their Dad is Danish financier Peter Reedzt (had a little cameo for us in the 93/94 season)
Last edited by Bushwacka; 24-10-2023 at 07:28 AM.
Hall Of Fame
Yeah, this definitely shows the financial clout that the bros have. I love that they're running the club smartly rather than throwing money around, but it's also good to know they aren't in a Hardy position and relying on profits from a small business to run the club.I think this shows that the brothers aren't financing their football ventures off the back of the £1.8m profit that Football Radar made in their last accounts....it's been mentioned in numerous places that they are part of a consortium, or that their Dad is Danish financier Peter Reedzt (had a little cameo for us in the 93/94 season
Trialist
The following is translated from the website https://www.ilsecoloxix.it/sport/202...edtz-13804600/ along with a photo of the brothers at the ground.
Sampdoria, among the potential investors here are the Reedtz brothers
The Danish brothers Alexander and Christoffer were in the group present at Ferraris in Matteo Manfredi's Skybox. They are already in football, owners of Notts County
Genoa – In the small group of potential Sampdoria investors that Matteo Manfredi hosted in Genoa from Friday to Sunday, then took them to the SkyBox at the Ferraris to watch the match against Cosenza there were also the Danish brothers Alexander, 36, and Christoffer Reedtz, 40. Football fans, to the point of founding an internationally established football analysis and data company "Football radar", since July 2019 they have been at the head of the consortium that had taken over Notts County, a Nottingham club in great difficulty (just relegated to the National League) and currently second in the English Football League, the fourth and last level of English professional football. Their plan is to grow steadily for the club.
When the Reedtz brothers took over Notts County, they said: "Ever since we founded Football Radar 10 years ago, our goal has been to own a professional football club and we're thrilled that the day has come when we've made that ambition a reality. Although football is a business for us, it is also our lifelong passion and now to have the opportunity to own a club with a heritage like Notts County is a dream come true for both of us."
In recent months, rumors had filtered out about the two brothers' interest in other clubs outside England. Sampdoria could be part of this expansion project.
Hall Of Fame
My initial thought was if this does come off could it be to the detriment of Notts?
Hall Of Fame
Them investing in Viborg hasn't been detrimental?
Hall Of Fame
Currently in the Italian 2nd tier, but I remember Trevor Francis and Graeme Souness going there when they were one of the top sides in Europe and if they got their act together again they'd have far more potential than Notts (and Viborg) as former UCL finalists (1992) and winners of the ECWC (1990).
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote