Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell has stressed the club’s search for investment is part of a natural drive to improve.
Chairman Jim McMahon this week announced he would step down by the end of the season and claimed the club needed “significant investment” to retain a “competitive player budget”.
Interim chief executive Derek Weir is also aiming to make way for a permanent successor by the end of March.
The board will soon unveil plans for a fund-raising initiative which they have been working on for at least two years, but the fan-owned club had never previously publicly announced their intentions.
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“I think we can dramatise things,” said Kettlewell, whose tea…