Stirling Albion subject of £1million takeover bid from Canadian consortium

League Two side Stirling Albion are the subject of a £1million takeover bid by a consortium led by investor Eric Perez.

Herald Scotland

Published: Friday, 30 October 2026 at 5:24 PM

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A Canadian consortium led by Eric Perez launched a £1 million takeover bid for Stirling Albion.
The proposal would see the group acquire an 80 percent stake from the Stirling Albion Supporters Trust.
The Supporters Trust would retain a 16.7 percent share, a board seat, and a protective golden share.

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Scottish League Two club Stirling Albion are the subject of a £1 million takeover bid from a Canadian consortium headed by Eric Perez. Under the proposal submitted to the Stirling Albion Supporters Trust, which presently owns an 83.4 percent stake, the group would acquire 80 percent of the club's shares, transitioning the team back to private ownership.

The Trust would retain a 16.7 percent stake, a board seat, and a golden share safeguarding the club's identity, ground, and heritage. Perez, previously the chairman of Truro City and CEO of Larne, is scheduled to address members of the Supporters Trust on November 27 ahead of a formal vote that same evening.

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Stirling Albion subject of £1million takeover bid from Canadian consortium

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