Three US businessmen are set to invest £10million into Swansea City, according to reports on the other side of the Atlantic.
The individuals named are said to be Nigel Morris, who is the co-founder and managing partner of QED Investors, Andy Coleman, an investor in the US soccer team DC United of which Swansea owner Jason Levien is also involved and Brett Cravatt, co-founder of Centerfield, a digital customer acquisition company.
Following the new investment, the current directors, which include Levien, Steve Kaplan and Josh Silverstein, will hold around 50 per cent of the club, the report states.
