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Nottingham Forest confirmed last night that the Al-Hasawi family are the club's new owners.
The Kuwaiti-based businessmen Fawaz, Abdulaziz and Omar Al-Hasawi have agreed to take control of the Championship club after reaching terms to buy the late Nigel Doughty's controlling stake.
In a statement the Al-Hasawis said: "It is an honour and privilege for the Al-Hasawi family to assume control of this great club steeped in history and with the outstanding legacy left by its previous owner Nigel Doughty."
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