Chinese money jostles for premium assets in football sector

6th January 2016

By Paul Nicholson
January 6 – The scramble for football properties and a foothold in China is gathering pace with the winning bid for a 50% stake in Chinese Super League (CSL) side Beijing Guoan expected to be announced in the next few days.

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Chinese money jostles for premium assets in football sector

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