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American investor agrees to buy Exeter Chiefs with plans to inject fresh funding

The Guardian Sport· Apr 15, 2026 · 8:23 AM · 43 views

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Exeter Chiefs are set for a major transformation with a pending takeover by a wealthy American investor. This move aims to offset last year's significant losses and prepare for the English rugby league's shift to a franchise model. With key figures like Tony Rowe and Rob Baxter on board, the club is poised for a promising future. #ExeterChiefs #Rugby #Investment #SportsNews #FranchiseModel

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