German businessman hopes to restore Ljubljana football club to former glory

Ljubljana, 19 October - Olimpija Ljubljana, one of Slovenia's biggest football clubs, has a new owner and president. Adam Delius, a relatively unknown German real estate businessman, has taken over from Milan Mandarić, the Serbian-American businessman who previously owned clubs like Porstmouth, Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday, among others.

Ljubljana Olimpija Ljubljana FC's news conference, as the new investors present their vision for the club. Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA

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Olimpija Ljubljana FC's news conference, as the new investors present their vision for the club.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA

Ljubljana Olimpija Ljubljana FC's news conference, with Milan Mandarić (left) making a statement as he retires and the new owner Adam Delius (right) presenting his vision for the club Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA

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Olimpija Ljubljana FC's news conference, with Milan Mandarić (left) making a statement as he retires and the new owner Adam Delius (right) presenting his vision for the club
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA

Ljubljana New owner of Olimpija Ljubljana Adam Delius. Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA

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New owner of Olimpija Ljubljana Adam Delius.
Photo: Nace Hočevar/STA

Ljubljana. NK Olimpija football team. Photo: Anže Malovrh/STA File photo

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NK Olimpija football team.
Photo: Anže Malovrh/STA
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