Gloucester CEO confirms ongoing talks for new investment
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 12:19 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Gloucester CEO Alex Brown announced that discussions regarding new investment in the club are ongoing. The club's financial reports for the year ending June 2025 showed losses increasing to £2.91 million. Brown emphasized that while there is significant interest in Gloucester Rugby, investment must align with the club's future goals. He provided reassurance to fans about the club's health, despite recent financial struggles and a disappointing eighth-place finish in the league. The club has revamped its coaching staff and brought in notable players this summer, indicating a focus on improving performance on the field.
- •Gloucester reported £2.91 million in losses for the latest financial year.
- •New investment interest follows the formal scrapping of promotion and relegation.
- •The club revamped its coaching team during the spring.
- •Wales captains Dewi Lake and Jac Morgan joined the squad this summer.
- •Brown reassured fans about the club's long-term health and prospects.
- 12:19 PMYahoo Sports — New investment talks ongoing says Gloucester CEO
"Gloucester chief executive officer Alex Brown says there are talks ongoing regarding new investment in the Prem club.
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