Tony Jiantong Xia (Chinese: 夏建统; pinyin: Xià Jiàntǒng) is a Chinese businessman. He is the chairman, CEO and owner of Recon Group.

2023年3月31日 · In this article, read the story of how corrupt owner Tony Jiantong Xia nearly destroyed a 149-year-old club. Xia bought Villa through his Recon Group in 2016 and passed a fit and proper person test. The move came just one month after the Midlands outfit were relegated from the Premier League, so they were at their lowest ebb.

Aston Villa's previous owner Dr Tony Xia wanted to bring Champions League football to Villa Park - the club have secured it eight years later

2021年2月7日 · The former owner of English Premier League side Aston Villa was detained for six months by Chinese authorities before his formal arrest last month, according to reports from China.

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2021年1月21日 · Former Aston Villa owner Tony Xia Jiantong has fallen foul of Chinese authorities and is set to be arrested, according to reports from mainland media. Chinese sports newspaper Titan Sports...

2024年11月26日 · Tony Jiantong Xia (Chinese: 夏建统; pinyin: Xià Jiàntǒng; born 26 October 1976) is a Chinese businessman. He is currently the chairman, CEO and owner of Recon Group. In June 2016, Recon Group bought Aston Villa Football Club from American businessman Randy Lerner, with Xia becoming chairman of the club. Contents

Diese ist die detaillierte Profilseite des Trainers Dr. Tony Xia. Es werden unter anderem die Trainerstationen und Stationen als Spieler aufgelistet.

2016年5月19日 · New Aston Villa owner Tony Xia has revealed the club will have between 30 to 40 million pounds to spend on players this summer. After finishing his studies in China, Dr Xia was selected as one...

2021年2月5日 · Xia Jiantong, the erstwhile chairman of Birmingham-based Aston Villa F.C. also known as Tony Xia, was subject to “residential surveillance at a designated location,” a form of extralegal detention used by Chinese authorities, from July 17 last year to his arrest on Jan. 15, according to two family members with direct knowledge of his situation.