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29. march 2016 left Jan Bech Andersen president of Brondby, after the Oscar-gate a few weeks earlier had come forward. Now he's back in the chair here three years later. He must stand in the forefront of the a share issue, where Brøndby can download up to 156 million. kr. in the new capital.
Jan Bech Andersen, who owns 54,2 percent of the shares, was elected at the constituent meeting following Tuesday's general assembly, which was settled in under an hour.
the Election of Jan Bech as president is a formality, because he the last three years as a non-executive director will also have had the decisive votes in relation to the decisions to be taken in the Area.
- I have been on the board for many years. With the impending capital increase, we face a big task. Now is the time that I put me for coffee again, explains Jan Bech Andersen.
Jan Bech Andersen entered voluntarily return in 2016, because it was revealed that he had written on Brøndbys fanforum in the son, the Oscars name.
Now he has taken his ’punishment’ as a non-executive director in three years and stands again at the head of the Brøndby, as he has invested more than 200 million. kr. in, since he came into the club in 2013.
It is located in the emissionsplanerne that I need to throw something in the pot. How much it will be, I can't say at the present time, says Jan Bech Andersen.
the general Assembly decided that Brøndby can download up to 156 million. kr. forward to 31. march 2024. It will more precisely say, that all the money doesn't necessarily have to come in the upcoming share issue, which should be finalised by the end of June this year.
- Now we have to see what happens. We have the past month talks with other people who are interested in putting money in the club, says Jan Bech Andersen.
On the rygteplan include potential investors from the Uk, which can be ready to invest in the club.
With the adoption at the general meeting, Brøndby also ensured that the professionals can get in the board of directors. It was decided that the board of directors may be extended from eight to ten persons. Thus there are two seats open for possible new investors.
