Coleraine FC: Henry Ross confirmed as club’s majority owner
Coleraine Football Club has confirmed that Henry Rose has become the club’s new majority shareholder following a “significant investment”.
The 24-year-old local property developer was announced as Minority shareholders in October The club’s list of financial backers at the time was headed by Ranald McGregor Smith and Patrick Mitchell.
But Rose has now “made a substantial additional commitment to the club” and the club said McGregor-Smith and Randle will remain shareholders and directors.
“While staying true to our values, my aim is to establish Coleraine Football Club as a leading club in the League of Ireland and a pioneer in on-field performance and community involvement,” Ross said.
“We hope to inspire not only our loyal supporters but the entire region by creating opportunities and setting standards that reflect the energy and potential of Causeway Coast and The Glens. Together we will achieve great things beyond the pitch.”
Coleraine chief executive Simon Magee said Ross’s additional investment means the club is “ready to embark on a journey of change”.
He added: “While respecting its rich history, the club is determined to achieve unprecedented success on and off the pitch, becoming a powerful force in Northern Ireland football and a symbol of excellence in the region.”
