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National North league Alfreton has new owners.
27-year-old Puerto Rico-based businessman William Rush has been appointed as chairman, while 29-year-old Tyler Brangman, based in the USA, is now a director.
Wayne Bradley is to stay on the board but will step down as chairman after 27 years in the post.
Billy Heath will continue as manager.
“Alfreton Town Football Club is delighted to announce a new chapter in its storied history, with the official transfer of club ownership to incoming chairman William Rush. This important milestone builds respectfully upon the exceptional legacy established by outgoing chairman Wayne Bradley.
“Bradley, who remains with the club in an advisory role and as a director, proudly holds the distinction of being the National League’s longest-serving chairman, guiding Alfreton Town through 27 years of remarkable progress. His tenure has set a benchmark for excellence and includes promotions, historic cup triumphs, and the establishment of a sustainable, financially sound club.”