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The latest Truro City FC news
trurocity.co.ukHere’s the latest I can share based on recent public reports.
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Ownership and leadership: Truro City FC has seen recent changes in ownership and management, with former owner Eric Perez continuing to be involved and John Askey taking charge as manager for the 2024–25 period after Paul Wotton moved on to Torquay United. This marks a shift in leadership as the club stabilizes after its move back to Cornwall.[4][5]
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Stadium and facilities: The club now plays at its home ground, the Truro City Stadium at Langarth Garden Village, part of the Truro Sports Hub development. The facility is designed to host 3,000 spectators with floodlights and associated community facilities, and construction progressed toward FA-standard pitches for the upcoming seasons.[3][4]
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Season context: After a period of ground-sharing due to earlier venue challenges, Truro City FC returned to Cornwall and began integrating into the Langarth site for its National League South campaigns, with plans for long-term community use and potential expansion.[3][4]
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Ownership notes: In late 2023, the club was reported as taken over by a Canadian consortium led by Eric Perez, with ongoing developments to support the club’s ambitions and the Langarth project. While the consortium’s long-term plans emphasize both football success and the new facilities, exact current ownership details can vary by source and over time.[2]
If you’d like, I can pull the most up-to-date local coverage or official club announcements and summarize any new developments, including ownership status, managerial changes, or stadium milestones, with citations. I can also provide a brief timeline of key events since the 2023 takeover.