Football Finance

Cardiff announced their intention to sue Miller Insurance Services LLP last year

The club continues to rely heavily on owner Vincent Tan with the future looking "much more precarious" if it lost his support

Former Cardiff City director Michael Isaac has lost his High Court battle with the football club and owner Vincent Tan.

The key take aways from Cardiff's accounts for promotion campaign as Vincent Tan digs deep into his pockets

The Bluebirds have filed their accounts up to the end of the 2016-17 season

Wages at the club are down 17.5% from £30.84m to £25.41m

The Cardiff City owner has pledged to make the club debt-free in five years

July 3 – Cardiff City have been ordered by FIFA to make the last two payments to Nantes for the late Emiliano Sala’s transfer.
The small private plane carrying the Argentine forward to Cardiff crashed in the English Channel, killing him as well as the pilot, two days after he signed for €17 million in January 2019.
In an ongoing and ugly dispute over the transfer agreement, Cardiff have long argued Nantes must be held accountable for the tragic accident but the French club’s claim for the first €6 million of the fee was upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport last August, Read more …

High Court papers show Cardiff City sought £20m coverage for the striker the day after he died.

Hammam was taking £15m High Court action against Cardiff but has agreed an out of court settlement with Bluebirds owner Vincent Tan

Tan has converted another £66.4million into equity taking the club's overall debt down to around £50million

Fans' group reveals positive news from their Malaysian backer

Embattled soccer owner Vincent Tan is throwing in the towel. The Malaysian businessman is selling the one-time Premier League team Cardiff City and his stake in Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles FC, as well as professional teams in Bosnia and Belgium, according to people familiar with the offerings.