Biscayne buys 87.4% of Shrewsbury Town
Scott Davidson’s US-based consortium takes control of the League Two football club, with former US goalkeeper Brad Friedel set to become sporting director.
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Scott Davidson’s US-based consortium takes control of the League Two football club, with former US goalkeeper Brad Friedel set to become sporting director.
Scott Davidson’s consortium Biscayne ST LLC has completed its purchase of 87.4% of Shrewsbury Town, taking control of the League Two football club. Former US international goalkeeper Brad Friedel, who is part of the consortium, will become sporting director and work with manager Gavin Cowan.
The sale allows outgoing owner Roland Wycherley to retire after 30 years leading the club. He first made his intention to sell clear more than five years ago, when Shrewsbury played in League One, BBC Football said.
Davidson, a Miami-based businessman, is joined on the board by New York financier Will Dotson and Craig Graham, chairman of Edinburgh-based Scottish League Two club Spartans.
Friedel and Davidson are expected to attend Shrewsbury’s home game against Oldham Athletic on Saturday.
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