“If there are not very quick solution, the club gets late February already problems with paying salaries,” the alderman said Wednesday at the AD .
Jan Willem Wigt, managing director of ADO, highlighted by VI but it will not come to that. “If it continues, the problems will manifest themselves,” says Wigt. “In February, the problem will only limited presence.”
De Bruijn was Wednesday included in the Kyocera Stadium for the shareholders’ meeting ADO. Wang left the meeting take its course. Late last year, he also shoot if a planned meeting of shareholders of ADO, so it was canceled.
Among other KNVB director Bert van Oostveen and Martin Jol, who is part of the Supervisory Board of ADO were Wednesday or in the stadium. Before the meeting spoke ADO already with Van Oostveen.
“We want to help ADO from the sidelines,” Van Oostveen said after the talk against Omroep West . “We will, for example, contact with the Chinese Football Association and ask what is the best way to get out of this impasse ADO We also advise on legal matters.”.
1.9 million
The shareholders’ meeting was convened because of the financial problems that hang over the club. ADO Den Haag is still waiting for a payment of 3.7 million euros of United Vansen, the company of Wang.
Wang and his company United Vansen had already promised 1.9 million of that amount to about make. Because that money is not in yet, threatens to ADO a liquidity deficit of 1.3 million euros and is the club under strict supervision of the KNVB in category one.
“Category one is inevitable,” says Wigt . “Only if Wang still comes with an investment over the bridge if we come up with a suitable solution, there is a safety net to accelerate the step to make it back to category two. We are working on various solutions and it looks positive.”
Solution
Wigt even hopeful that he previously soon with Wang’s table. “Wang has opted out of the meeting today. He has to get invited us to China, which is definitely discussed. However, there are rumors that next week he comes to Europe, so that could have been a solution.”
Monday was also announced that Lui Hong, who also is affiliated with United Vansen, no longer a member of the supervisory board of ADO . He was appointed to the Supervisory Board at the Chinese takeover, but has never been seen in The Hague. Wigt: “ Hong himself has asked to hand in his seat and that is accepted today.”
The supervisory board is made after the departure of Hong still has three members: Jol, Wang and the Hague businessman Ton Rutgrink
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