Sheffield United chair faces disqualification after company liquidated

A winding-up order over a £35m debt dispute has put Steven Rosen's directorship at risk.

What happened. COH Sports Bidco Limited, the company through which Steven Rosen bought Sheffield United, was liquidated by a high court winding-up order, and Rosen now faces EFL director disqualification.

• Previous owners claim £35m owed in unpaid fees from the 2024 sale.
• Prince Abdullah's United World filed the winding-up petition last month.
• Rosen and partner transferred club to new parent company, allegedly to avoid debt.

The EFL could disqualify Rosen, potentially affecting Sheffield United's ownership structure.

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