A-League club’s $70m lifeline

A-League club’s $70m lifeline

Fears about Western United’s future have been quashed following an investment of more than $70m in the A-League club by a US-based business.

A-League’s Western United rescued by US investor

US-based Maciek Kaminiski will help the club progress its plans for a multi-purpose development, including a new stadium in western Melbourne’s Tarneit.

Embattled A-League club’s $70m lifeline

Fears about Western United’s future have been quashed following an investment of more than $70m in the A-League club by a US-based business.

Aussie sporting team receives record $100million investment to secure its future - but is for the right reasons? - Football Insomnia

Billionaire property tycoons to invest in Western United Said to be between $70million and $100million A-League club was facing an uncertain future By ANDREW PRENTICE FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 01:00 EDT, 3 May 2025 | Updated: 01:01 EDT, 3 May 2025 Western United have been rescued by billionaire US property tycoons Maciek and Mikhail Kaminski, who have agreed to invest $100million into the embattled A-League club. The historic deal – s…

Embattled A-League club’s $70m lifeline as US takeover confirmed

Embattled A-League club’s $70m lifeline as US takeover confirmed

Western United announce new owners as club enters ‘exciting new chapter’

KAM Melbourne has announced its agreement for the acquisition of a controlling stake in Western United Football Club (WUFC) and its parent company Western Melbourne Group (WMG). Read the full release from the club below. Since its establishment in 2018, WUFC has achieved success on the field winning its first ever Isuzu UTE A-League Men Championship in only its third year, whilst the Women’s team were grand finalists in the 2022-23 A-League Wome…