Embattled A-Leagues expansion club wound up by courts
After the Federal Court has ordered the bankruptcy group to go bankrupt, the A-Ledenters Club Club Club Western United is officially invalid.
Club lawyers were postponed to proceedings, claiming that they had found a new $ 15 million investment to pay their debts.
However, in the afternoon of Friday, a late attempt was rejected to postpone and save a club that has been in financial turmoil for months.
Robyn Curnow, Judicial Editor -in -Chief, Western United Football Club, WMG Holdings and director Jason Sourasis were injured in bankruptcy for three other companies.
Free fees and concerns about retirement, faced with a tax invoice-and FIFA registration ban, while the West was subtracted by A-LIG licenses by Football Australia (FA) at the beginning of this month.
FA’s movement continued to take over the acquisition agreement with the American -based investors, led by Maciek and Mikhail Kaminski, the result of the falling property.
Following FA’s decision to cancel the license of the agricultural -based club, FA withdrew his proposals for the West on Wednesday with a coup blow to his hopes of survival.
On Thursday, Western’s lawyer Bridget Slocum, Western’s JC Capital’den “three to four weeks” a new cash promises to provide promises.
Slocum said the investment was restored to the club’s A-League and allowed to pay the club’s creditors and ATO for the next “six to 12 months”.
However, these hopes were rapidly rejected on Friday afternoon.
United was declared as an expansion club in 2018 and joined A-League Men (ALM) before 2019-20 season.
John Aloisi won the Alm championship in 2021-22 under the direction of A-League Women in 2022-23.
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