Chris Kirchner

The Rams' current shirt sponsors are 32Red, but that deal expires at the end of this season and manager Wayne Rooney admitted last week that they "don't ...

Kirchner saw the kit ideas and replied: "I’m here… Its away design is a bright highlighter yellow with deep blue accents. Kirchner is co-founder and chief executive of software company Slync.io, a global logistics technology provider.

Manchester United hero Wayne Rooney has been given more information about takeover talks at Derby County.Rooney is currently in charge at the Championship ...

The other two I have no idea." Need a VPN? Or seeking to switch? "I think there are three preferred bidders on the table.

Derby County's administrators have announced Chris Kirchner as their preferred bidder for the Championship club.Derby have been in administration for seven.

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Derby's joint administrators have named Chris Kirchner as the preferred bidder for the struggling Sky Bet Championship club.

“This follows receipt of his recent bid for the club. “The naming of our preferred bidder represents a significant milestone in the administration, and we look forward to working with Mr Kirchner and his team to complete the sale of the club.” Joint administrator Carl Jackson said: “We are delighted to be able to name Mr Kirchner as preferred bidder, which the joint administrators consider represents the best deal for creditors and one which will secure the long-term future of the club.

The Rams have been in administration for almost seven months and now American businessman Chris Kirchner has been selected as the preferred bidder for the ...

"We are delighted to be able to name Mr Kirchner as preferred bidder, which the Joint Administrators consider represents the best deal for creditors and one which will secure the long-term future of the Club," said Carl Jackson, joint administrator. Being the preferred bidder gives Kirchner exclusivity and preferential status to complete a takeover of the club. The Rams have been in administration for almost seven months and the takeover saga has rumbled on.

Chris Kirchner has bid to buy Derby accepted by clubs administrators; American businessman appeared to be out of running before Christmas; a separate deal ...

"A crucial next step will be to convince the EFL that this agreement provides financial proof that Derby can continue as an operating football club. "Even more significantly, Kirchner has struck a verbal agreement to buy the club. "Whatever happens, it's likely to be two-three months minimum before Kirchner could complete a takeover. "But for now - take nothing away from their loyal and long-suffering supporters. But he will now be given full and unobstructed access to Derby's accounts for the first time, as 'preferred bidder'. "And remember Kirchner has already walked away once - before Christmas, when he felt his offer wasn't progressing. The same risk applies here to Derby. Kirchner or the administrators could walk away at any stage if they aren't happy. "This follows receipt of his recent bid for the club. Rooney at the time spoke favourably about the possibility of Kirchner taking over. "How many house sales do we see collapse amid the red tape that comes before completion? "The naming of our preferred bidder represents a significant milestone in the administration, and we look forward to working with Mr Kirchner and his team to complete the sale of the club." A statement from Derby's joint administrators read: "Following a rigorous and well-documented marketing process, the joint administrators of Derby County Football Club have accepted an offer from Chris Kirchner to acquire Derby County Football Club out of administration.

News broke this morning that Quantuma have finally named Chris Kirchner as their preferred bidder to take control of Derby County.

League One has been a cruel mistress for a lot of large clubs in the last few years and it will be very challenging, whoever is in charge, for the Rams to win promotion back to the second tier at the first time of asking. It has taken a very long time to get to this point, and finally it feels like Derby’s perilous position is closing in on a solution and a brighter future for the club. It will be a difficult rebuilding job for Kirchner and his team in the short term, if they can get a deal over the line, but securing the long term future of the club will come as a relief to football supporters up and down the country.

American businessman Chris Kirchner has been named as the preferred bidder for second-tier side Derby County, the club's administrators said.

Which is why they have been deleted." have accepted an offer from Chris Kirchner to acquire Derby County Football club out of administration," the administrators said in a statement reported by British media. Kirchner said in October he wanted to take Derby out of administration and was seeking approval from the English Football League (EFL) to become owner of the club.

The American is expected to be named as preferred bidder of the club as they look to exit administration.

But the businessman is now expected to be named as preferred bidder by the administrators after reigniting his interest. As administrators Quantuma work to complete a takeover of the club, Kirchner is very interested in buying the club. There have also been many twists and turns and numerous statements from various parties over the last few months.

American businessman Chris Kirchner has been named as the preferred bidder for second-tier side Derby County, the club's administrators said.

Which is why they have been deleted." have accepted an offer from Chris Kirchner to acquire Derby County Football club out of administration," the administrators said in a statement reported by British media. Kirchner said in October he wanted to take Derby out of administration and was seeking approval from the English Football League (EFL) to become owner of the club.

Simon Jordan has defended prospective Derby County owner Chris Kirchner following criticism for historic social media posts, describing the situation.

If he doesn’t hold anything vaguely resembling those views, and apparently he says he doesn’t, you’ve got to take it at face value. B. It depends on the context in which he said it. If not, why not take it back 20 years or 30 years?” “A. It depends what he said. Speaking on White and Jordan, he said: “Who is he facing criticism from? Kirchner has since deleted all of his historic tweets, before a spokesperson for Kirchner told BBC Radio Derby : “The tweets took place nearly 10 years ago.

DERBY COUNTY'S administrators have openly selected Chris Kirchner as their preferred bidder to purchase the club.The American businessman revitalised.

Which presented the American to go in full circle and try his luck with Derby again. In December, Kirchner withdrew his initial offer from the table and claimed that he had made that decision "with real sadness". And Kirchner is now relishing the opportunity to guide relegation-threatened Derby to the promise land.

Chris Kirchner has bid to buy Derby accepted by clubs administrators; American businessman appeared to be out of running before Christmas; a separate deal ...

"A crucial next step will be to convince the EFL that this agreement provides financial proof that Derby can continue as an operating football club. "Even more significantly, Kirchner has struck a verbal agreement to buy the club. "Whatever happens, it's likely to be two-three months minimum before Kirchner could complete a takeover. "But for now - take nothing away from their loyal and long-suffering supporters. But he will now be given full and unobstructed access to Derby's accounts for the first time, as 'preferred bidder'. "And remember Kirchner has already walked away once - before Christmas, when he felt his offer wasn't progressing. The same risk applies here to Derby. Kirchner or the administrators could walk away at any stage if they aren't happy. "This follows receipt of his recent bid for the club. Rooney at the time spoke favourably about the possibility of Kirchner taking over. "How many house sales do we see collapse amid the red tape that comes before completion? "The naming of our preferred bidder represents a significant milestone in the administration, and we look forward to working with Mr Kirchner and his team to complete the sale of the club." A statement from Derby's joint administrators read: "Following a rigorous and well-documented marketing process, the joint administrators of Derby County Football Club have accepted an offer from Chris Kirchner to acquire Derby County Football Club out of administration.