Haverfordwest County AFC is on the verge of securing significant investment from a US-based investment fund, a move that could propel the club to the next level in Cymru Premier. The club has been clear about its desire to raise investment to fulfill its ambition to make the move towards full-time football and competing in the latter stages of qualifying for Uefa competition.
What happened?
The club has revealed that it is close to agreeing "significant investment" from potential United States-based backers. Club chairman Rob Edwards has spoken previously about seeking funding to take the club to "the next level".
Why it matters for Haverfordwest County AFC
The investment would be a significant boost for the club, allowing it to compete with the bigger teams in Cymru Premier. The club has already made a remarkable rise since Edwards took over as chairman in summer 2020, qualifying for the Europa Conference League twice in three seasons and their academy side has also played in Europe.
What comes next?
The club hopes to make further announcements in due course. With the Cymru Premier set for a revamp next season, Edwards has recognised the need for further investment or a full takeover if the club is to remain competitive and challenging for Europe.
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