Jenkins considers selling Newport County if new investment emerges
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 4:04 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Huw Jenkins, owner of Newport County, is open to selling the club to a suitable investor. His comments come as he seeks fresh investment to prevent another season of struggle in League Two. Jenkins confirmed discussions with Nicholas Beddis but noted that no potential buyers have met regulatory requirements. He emphasized the need for confidentiality and stated that his future with the club will depend on prospective investors' preferences. Currently, Newport has faced challenges in the league, finishing 20th and 22nd in the last two seasons, avoiding relegation only on the final day last season.
- •Jenkins could sell Newport County if the right investor appears.
- •Discussions with Nicholas Beddis have occurred but no formal offers exist.
- •Newport finished 20th and 22nd in League Two in the last two seasons.
- •The club does not own its ground, making it potentially cheaper for investors.
- •No interested buyer has passed EFL or IFR requirements.
- 4:04 AMYahoo Sports — Jenkins would leave Newport if best for club
"Newport County owner Huw Jenkins is prepared to sell up and walk away from the club if a new investor sought a complete takeover.
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