One more step in the close relationship that now unites Córdoba and the Park Bench company. The Californian holding company entered the club structure as a minority shareholder, through its company Short Circuit Science. The club clarified that Infinity would lead the project and would remain the majority shareholder. Doubts remained about how many directors the new partner would provide and what their names were. Eventually, these unknowns were cleared up and the new Córdoba CF board was formed.
As ABC has learned, the Park Bench entrance to the Córdoba structure brings the number of members to six. Of which three are new and become part of the Córdoba entity after the agreement reached with Park Bench. Their names are therefore James Anthony Edge, Wai Yin Kelly Kung and Justin Royce Harkema. Full directors of Córdoba CF. In addition, Abdulla Jehad Al Zain remains president, Mohamed Hasan Ali Al Nusuf and Alsharif Faisal bin Jamil, the closest to the team as he was seen more frequently in the daily life of the green and white team.
The property of Cordoba is now divided between Bahrain and California. Although Infinity is the majority shareholder, the directors are evenly distributed although it is not clear whether any of the new companies are part of Infinity, which has decided to renew its directors although this doesn’t seem likely. It is therefore striking that it is a minority shareholder, but that it has three members, like Infinity.
Furthermore, it should be noted that the position of vice-president is no longer specified for Al Nusuf although it is emphasized that Bahrain will always have the final say regarding the future of Córdoba. The club’s non-advisory secretary, Ricardo Oliveras Salva, remains.
In May, the board of directors had an additional member who no longer appears in the new club structure. It is about Antonio Alquezarclub advisor who participated in the face-to-face meeting organized by Cordoba representatives last May. For the rest, the same names have been retained, although the number of members has now been increased to six.
