Melbourne United’s newly announced owners outline their plans for the NBL club, describing priorities that include leadership changes, coaching recruitment and broader growth ambitions. Across reports, the owners discuss their interactions with NBL CEO Larry Kestelman and raise concerns about governance, though the specific allegations and details are not fully consistent in the available summaries. The owners also indicate they are actively pursuing a new coach as part of a reset for the team’s direction. Several outlets report the club is considering the potential to sign former NBA player Joe Ingles, treating the move as a significant recruitment target. In addition to the men’s program, the owners also explore the possibility of expanding into women’s basketball through a WNBL franchise. The reporting frames these steps as part of a longer-term strategy to improve the club’s performance and strengthen its presence, but it does not specify timelines, contractual outcomes or final decisions.