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Although Birmingham City is now in League One, the team has a well-established long-term goal under Knighthead’s ownership group.
The group led by American businessman Tom Wagner, along with former Manchester City, Nike, and UFC CEO Garry Cook, acquired a 45.64% stake in the club and full control of the stadium, which has since been renamed St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park, ending years of uncertainty with the likes of Carson Yeung and Trillion Trophy Asia controlling the boardroom in B9.
Even though it took less than 15 months ago, it has been an extremely eventful period in Birmingham’s rich history, for both good and bad reasons.
Regardless of suffering a painful relegation from the Championship in May, the club’s current standpoint at the top of League One after a summer of heavy investment into the playing squad and infrastructure of the club, only reflects the current mood of excitement and optimism that surrounds the Bluenoses.
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