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Despite prospective sale rumors, Charlton fans should expect for stability under present management, as the club’s recent form has improved under Nathan Jones. XT
Massimo Cellino’s history with Leeds implies that his ownership could cause instability and managerial upheaval, undermining Charlton’s recent development.
SE7 Partners should proceed with caution when considering a prospective sale, as new ownership may disrupt the club’s recent positive trend.
Charlton Athletic have been far from impressive on the pitch this season, flirting with relegation to the fourth division at one point, but off-field speculations of a takeover by ex-Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino may be more concerning than a dismal season on the pitch
The Italian was the Whites’ owner from 2014 to 2017, and he did not have a good record at Elland Road.
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In the three years he was in control of the Yorkshire club, he made erratic decisions in terms of hiring and firing managers during a volatile period for the club, which failed to finish in the top half in three of his four seasons there.
So, with Charlton going through a difficult phase, should there be any possibility of selling the club to someone whose track record in England suggests to more instability and disruption?
Cellino is considering a move return to England
Cellino has disclosed that he intends to return to England for a second stint as a football team owner. The Italian presently owns Italian Serie B side Brescia, who sit seventh in the country’s second level, and has apparently received a bid of €18-20 million euros for the club from an anonymous American company.
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