New Morecambe owners to settle club's debts after takeover goes through
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Morecambe players celebrate extending the club's stay in the EFL to a 12th season
Morecambe's new owners are set to pay off the club's outstanding debts after their takeover was formally completed.
Bond Group Investments agreed a deal to acquire the League Two club at the start of May.
The Shrimps stayed in the Football League on goal difference after a 0-0 draw with Coventry City on the final day of the season.
"The current bank overdraft and other significant debts will be repaid in full," a club statement said.
The new owners - Jason Whittingham and Colin Goldring - have also committed to putting more money into the club.
- Published1 May 2018
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