Antwerp is currently in talks with external investors, marking a significant development for the club's future. Recent financial publications indicate that there is already a non-binding offer on the table and a letter of intent from a second party. This raises the question of whether Paul Gheysens, the current owner, will have to relinquish power or if he can retain control while additional capital flows in. The discussions about investors are no longer rumors; they are now officially confirmed in the club's annual report. An additional investor could be crucial for improving Antwerp's financial situation, which is currently struggling with negative equity. This negative equity could influence the price a new buyer is willing to pay. Sports economist Thomas Peeters has speculated about the control Gheysens will retain, depending on the type of investor that comes in. Several scenarios are possible: from a minority investment to a complete takeover. The pressure on Gheysens is increasing, especially from fans and other stakeholders who believe it is time for change. The outcome of these discussions will be decisive for Antwerp's future and the direction the club takes.