Post by lesd on Nov 19, 2015 21:32:36 GMT 1
The Chinese businessman Xu Genbao purchase La Hoya Lorca
The Chinese businessman, and exseleccionador exfutbolista Xu Genbao of that country said Monday in a press conference at City Hall Lorca he has purchased the football club of Murcia La Hoya Lorca, competing in group IV of Second Division B.
In the presence of hitherto club president Luis Jimenez, he appeared to maximum shareholder Genbao sports corporation that is La Hoya, a process that is already underway.
Asian businessman, 71, founder, president and CEO of the club Shanghai East Asia and owner of the football academy Genbao, will be represented in the blue and white entity by the financial intermediary Joaquin Romeu, who years ago headed the Real Murcia, Bin Wang, the Jimenez own sporting director Manolo Molina.
Xu Genbao, who was watching Sunday as they lost 0-1 against UCAM Murcia in the stadium Francisco Artes Carrasco Lorca, launched his first message as leader of La Hoya, translated by an interpreter.
"I do not come to buy the club by commercial interests, but I'm here to know Spanish football and the high level it has," he said, while they are looking for advanced land in the municipality "to build a grassroots center" for the team.
He also indicated that "early in the year to come will come from China 20 children and 10 technicians to learn to play football and develop its work for a while."
Its aim is that the team rise to La Liga within three years.
(La Verdad 16.11.2015)
The Chinese businessman, and exseleccionador exfutbolista Xu Genbao of that country said Monday in a press conference at City Hall Lorca he has purchased the football club of Murcia La Hoya Lorca, competing in group IV of Second Division B.
In the presence of hitherto club president Luis Jimenez, he appeared to maximum shareholder Genbao sports corporation that is La Hoya, a process that is already underway.
Asian businessman, 71, founder, president and CEO of the club Shanghai East Asia and owner of the football academy Genbao, will be represented in the blue and white entity by the financial intermediary Joaquin Romeu, who years ago headed the Real Murcia, Bin Wang, the Jimenez own sporting director Manolo Molina.
Xu Genbao, who was watching Sunday as they lost 0-1 against UCAM Murcia in the stadium Francisco Artes Carrasco Lorca, launched his first message as leader of La Hoya, translated by an interpreter.
"I do not come to buy the club by commercial interests, but I'm here to know Spanish football and the high level it has," he said, while they are looking for advanced land in the municipality "to build a grassroots center" for the team.
He also indicated that "early in the year to come will come from China 20 children and 10 technicians to learn to play football and develop its work for a while."
Its aim is that the team rise to La Liga within three years.
(La Verdad 16.11.2015)