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Former Manchester United star Scott McTominay has reportedly lost £2.32 million through a firm run by his girlfriend and her dad after the business went under.
Former Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay is set to lose £2.32 million he invested in a failed firm that is run by his girlfriend and her father.
McTominay, who left United last summer for Serie A club Napoli, could be celebrating league title glory soon but he is hurting in the pocket after suffering the huge loss.
According to The Sun, McTominay loaned £1 million cash plus £1.32 million from his own investment company to Ashley Reading and girlfriend Cameron’s Fortress Capital Partners and he is among creditors owed £20 million after the firm went under.
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On Friday, the investors rejected businessman Ashley’s bid to claw back cash via a Company Voluntary Arrangement although liquidators had warned them that they were unlikely to get their money back.
“Our view is that this CVA is highly speculative. Creditors should be aware that there may be little return,” they said.
“We are unable to definitely say the proposal strikes the balance between the interests of the company and the creditors as there has been limited disclosure of the assets of the director and his family.”
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The Kenyan striker looks to have just over two weeks left before he starts looking for a new club as his current team is reportedly not interested in retaining his services.
The outlet reports that McTominay and the other investors stand to get just 3p back for every £1, translating to just £66,000 for McTominay, while Cameron has been ordered to hand over hundreds of thousands of pounds from sales of two houses in Dubai and a Spanish villa.
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