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New Mariners owner snubs women's side, coach told services not needed
Key takeaways
- The Central Coast Mariners women's team won the comp in 2025 but a new buyer has only been found for the men's team and the club's academy.
- Six months after the owner of the Central Coast Mariners handed the club's license back to the A-League's governing body, a new owner has been confirmed.
- Total Soccer Growth Holdings, the majority shareholder of English club Queens Park Rangers, has bought the men's A-League team and the club's academy, but not the women's A-League team.
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The Central Coast Mariners women's team won the comp in 2025 but a new buyer has only been found for the men's team and the club's academy. (Supplied: Central Coast Mariners)
Six months after the owner of the Central Coast Mariners handed the club's license back to the A-League's governing body, a new owner has been confirmed.
Total Soccer Growth Holdings, the majority shareholder of English club Queens Park Rangers, has bought the men's A-League team and the club's academy, but not the women's A-League team.
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