Just done my detective work, this is what I have.
The big red flag for me as that it appears a similar set up to Choi's ownership in that one man owns the club but isn't directly involved with the club's running himself. This worries me as we need an owner with a genuine affection for the club. What's to stop this Al Rahman from pulling his funding and ditching us in two years? Also I haven't been able to find out his personal net worth, so I have no idea how much cash he has to fund us long term or to invest in the club. It is absolutely vital that we hear from this man personally when this takeover is complete, regardless of him not being involved in running the club. As a fanbase we should have smelled a rat regarding Choi long ago, him never once speaking to us, never even attending a match. We were too trusting and can't let that happen again.
Now the green flag. The British team put together looks very good with all bases covered. Brannigan will be chief executive and that Markham looks ideal for a director of football type role with his stats/analytics expertise. Surely these people wouldn't link up with Al Rahmann if he wasn't a serious operator! I just don't want to us get in a situation down the line where the British group get left high and dry by Al Rahman like Choi did with Royle/Jackson.
We'll won't know until it's too late, I just pray with every fibre of my being that we have people with a clear plan of how to take this club forward on and off the pitch, with funds to keep the club stable financially long term but also to invest in us off the pitch to improve the football operation from academy up to first team. Finally that we have people that are committed, fighters and aren't willing to dump this club on it's arse if things don't go the way they want after two-three years of ownership.