サッカーのベルギー１部、シントトロイデンは１０日、日本のネット関連会社「ＤＭＭ．ｃｏｍ」がクラブの株式の一部を取得することが決まったと発表した。
同社が取得するのは全体の２５％という。クラブは選手補強や営業面の拡充につなげたい考えで「日本市場に足掛かりを得て、近いうちに何人かの
日本人トッププレーヤーをプレーさせたい」としている。
関係者によると、今後、株の保有割合を増やす計画があるといい、日本選手や指導者、フロントスタッフが欧州に挑戦する窓口になりそうだ。
ベルギーのクラブ経営参画には、以前から日本側が興味を示していた。
今季レギュラーシーズンを１２位で終えたシントトロイデンには１月まで小野裕二（鳥栖）が所属していた。
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Liberty is a department store on Great Marlborough Street in the West End of London which sells luxury goods including women's, men's and children's fashion, cosmetics and fragrances, jewellery, accessories, homeware, furniture, stationery and gifts, and is known for its floral and graphic prints.
Turnover for 2015 was forecasted to be £145 million, up from £132 million in 2014.[1]
Arthur Lasenby Liberty was born in Chesham, Buckinghamshire in 1843. He was employed by Messrs Farmer and Rogers in Regent Street in 1862, the year of the International Exhibition at Kensington in London. By 1874, inspired by his 10 years of service, Arthur decided to start a business of his own, which he did the next year.
With a £2,000 loan from his future father-in-law, Arthur Liberty accepted the lease of half a shop at 218a Regent Street with three staff members.
The shop opened during 1875 selling ornaments, fabric and objets d'art from Japan and the East. Within eighteen months Arthur Liberty had repaid the loan and acquired the second half of 218 Regent Street. As the business grew, neighbouring properties were bought and added.
13 Cornwall Terrace, was the home of Sir Arthur Lasenby Liberty (1843–1917), founder of Liberty & Co..
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