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Millwall have confirmed James Berylson as the club’s new chairman following the death of his father earlier this month.
American businessman John Berylson, who was appointed Millwall chairman in 2007, died in a car crash in the United States on July 4 at the age of 70.
His son, James who has been on the board of directors at The Den since 2010, will now to take over as chairman ahead of the 2023/24 Sky Bet Championship season.
A statement on behalf of the Berylson family from #Millwall's new chairman.
— Millwall FC (@MillwallFC) July 14, 2023
In a tribute to his father on Millwall’s website, he said: “It is with sincere and immeasurable pride that I take on the chairmanship of this great football club.
“It is what my dad wanted, and I am so thankful for his mentorship since I joined the board of directors in 2010 and blessed by his trust and faith in me.
“This will mark the start of a new era, one in which we will strive to fulfil dad’s legacy.”
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