Burnley’s American owners have ‘sent a new offer’ to Vincent Tan to buy KV Kortrijk from the Malaysian businessman.
That’s according to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, who says those in charge at Turf Moor have not given up their efforts to buy the Belgian club as yet.
Several reports over the last few months have indicated that Burnley’s owners, as well as those in charge at Bournemouth, had been eyeing a takeover at Kortrijk and adding them to their portfolios.
It appeared that both had pulled out, though, as Tan, the current owner of the club, had suddenly increased his asking price despite initial negotiations.
He was believed to be asking for as much as €15m for the club, a figure that Burnley’s owners had considered too expensive. Indeed, reports indicated that they had decided to add the funds to Vincent Kompany’s transfer chest instead.
It seems that is not the case however as Tavolieri reports that they have now submitted a new takeover offer to Vincent Tan.
That new offer is ‘in excess’ of €15m in the hope that it will convince the current Kortrijk owner into finally selling up and departing.
🚨🇧🇪🏴 Dans la perspective d’un rachat, les propriétaires américains du #BurnleyFC ont transmis une nouvelle offre à Vincent #Tan, propriétaire malaisien, pour la reprise du #KVKortrijk. Une offre supérieure à 15M€ dans le but de convaincre le propriétaire du #KVK.
⏳ À suivre. pic.twitter.com/EgqbaWcn2o— Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) June 7, 2023
