League One

SORT OUT THE CATS OWNER ISSUES, SAY FANS

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 February 2022

By Steve McCarthy

SUNDERLAND fans have called for clarity over who is running the club after it emerged that chairman Kyril Louis-Dreyfus owns only a 41 per cent stake.
It was announced in February last year that the then 23-year-old Swiss, son of the late former Marseille owner Robert Louis-Dreyfus, had acquired “a controlling interest” at the Stadium of Light after buying out Stewart Donald and his Madrox partners, who retained “a minority shareholding”.
However, it has now emerged that Donald, Juan Sartori and Charlie Methven between them still own 59 per...

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