At a Glance
Former Wimbledon captain Robbie Earle is fronting a multinational bid for a minority stake in fan owned AFC Wimbledon, with investors from the UK, Italy and the US.
AFC Wimbledon are a phoenix club, built by supporters after the original Wimbledon FC moved to Milton Keynes; MK Dons now play separately in League Two with their own identity.
The club needs capital to deal with around £10 million of stadium related debt, refinance fan bonds and invest in the squad, academy and Plough Lane land development.
Any deal is constrained by Wimbledon’s rules, which keep fans in control and limit outside investors to roughly 25 percent ownership with strict protections over the club’s name, location and stadium.

Inside AFC Wimbledon’s Biggest Test Yet
There are stories in sport that make you sit up. Deals that tick every box with emotional narrative, financial complexity, structural innovation, and genuine risk. The bid by a multinational investment group, led by former Wimbledon FC captain and NBC Sports pundit Robbie Earle, to acquire a minority stake in AFC Wimbledon is one of those stories.
Let me take you through it.
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