Cardiff City owner seeks more 'control' with operating shake up
Cardiff City have announced operating changes as millionaire owner Vincent Tan seeks greater "control" over the day-to-day running of the club.
The most significant move will see chief executive Alan Whiteley stepping down in the coming weeks, to be replaced by Simon Lim.
Whiteley, who has been in the role for 12 months, is considering an offer to remain on the board of directors.
Malaysian Lim had recently replaced Doug Lee as financial director.
That role will now be taken by Richard Thompson, in an initial acting capacity.
Whiteley, who spearheaded the club's efforts to persuade Cardiff fans to accept the summer rebrand, including the
controversial change from blue shirts to red, admitted being removed from his post came "a litte bit out of the blue".
He added: "[It's] slightly disappointing, but predictable, I suppose in some ways.
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