The world of football mourns the loss of John Berylson, owner and chairman of Millwall Football Club, who tragically passed away in a single-vehicle car crash in Massachusetts on Tuesday morning. The 70-year-old businessman lost control of his 2019 Range Rover, which left the roadway, rolled over, and came to rest against a tree. First responders arrived at the scene around 8 a.m. and extricated Berylson from the vehicle, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Millwall F.C. released a heartfelt statement expressing their profound grief and describing Berylson as a "truly great man" known for his generosity, warmth, and kindness. They emphasized his devotion to his family and his eagerness to share his wisdom and experiences with others.
Millwall CEO Steve Kavanagh paid tribute to Berylson, calling him the "best club owner" he had ever worked with and praising his unwavering support for the team and its staff. Kavanagh expressed deep sadness for Berylson's family and offered condolences on behalf of the club.
Berylson, an American businessman, became involved with Millwall in 2006 and leaves behind a legacy of dedication and leadership. He is survived by his wife, Amy, and their three children.
