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BERTRAND KEEN TO PEN FRESH DONS CHAPTER

BERTRAND KEEN TO PEN FRESH DONS CHAPTER

FORMER England defender Ryan Bertrand says it would be ‘an honour’ to be part of AFC Wimbledon’s future.
The 37-year-old ex-Chelsea and Southampton left-back is part of a Sloane Street Capital (SSC) consortium looking to make a bumper investment in the League One club, along with the likes of British technology expert Omar Mir, investment fund boss Stuart Fiertz and sports executive Oliver Ward.
Bertrand said: “AFC Wimbledon’s story is unique in English football and it was built by its supporters. We felt at home from our very first meetings.
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