Malaga's Qatari owners have no intention of selling the Spanish club as they shook up the front office before the team's Champions League debut.
Malaga vice-president Moayat Shatat says ''the club is not for sale'' despite owner Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Al-Thani selling star players Santi Cazorla and Jose Rondon. ''We've invested a lot in this project and we have no intention of abandoning it.''
The owners injected ?120 million (then $158 million) into the team in 2011 before a transfer strategy turnaround following claims of unpaid player wages and transfer fees.
Malaga debuts in the Champions League against Zenit St. Petersburg on Sept. 18.
Malaga's ''new strategy'' saw a new general manager named and a financial board created ''to exert better control,'' according to Shatat.
