Interested party: Ahsan Ali Syed - founder of
Western Gulf Advisory - wants Blackburn
Ahsan Ali Syed is expected to complete the due diligence
process into his proposed £300m takeover of Blackburn this week
amid allegations he has several unpaid debts in the
UK.
A BBC report claims Syed left unpaid debt in England between
2001 and 2005.
These include a failure to settle a £61,500 county court
judgment made against him in 2007, unpaid rent of approximately
£7,800 on a flat he vacated in May 2005 and unpaid council tax
totalling £932.25.
Syed, who founded the investment company Western Gulf Advisory,
declined the
opportunity to comment.