Former Nigeria international Victor Anichebe is reportedly leading a takeover bid for English League One club Bromley.
Following reports from The Sun, the former Super Eagles striker is at the forefront of discussions to acquire the club, which recently secured promotion to League One.
Bromley's majority owner, Robin Stanton-Gleaves, is currently in talks with Anichebe as negotiations over the proposed takeover continue.
The club is preparing for its first-ever campaign in England's third tier after earning two promotions in the last three years. To remain competitive at the higher level, Bromley is believed to be seeking significant financial investment.
Anichebe, 38, enjoyed a successful career in English football, spending more than a decade in the Premier League. During his playing days, he featured for Everton, West Bromwich Albion, and Sunderland before retiring from professional football.
If the deal goes through, Anichebe would become one of the few former Nigerian internationals to take ownership of an English football club.

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