Motherwell's potential US investment 'doesn't mean wholesale changes'

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Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell says not to expect wholesale changes to the club, even if US investment comes to fruition, and says it is only a proposal at this point.But the Fir Park gaffer says he has had positive conversations with new chief executive Brian Caldwell, and is optimistic about the future.Caldwell stepped into the CEO role at the Lanarkshire club on Tuesday, and was barely in the door before the club issued a statement saying they had reached the ‘next stage’ in talks about proposed investment from a ‘US-based family’.An agreement has been entered into ‘on a non-binding Heads of Terms’, but Kettlewell says not to read too much into that at this stage.He said: “It’s maybe one stage further forward, but my understanding of the conversations that I have had – and I’ve not been involved in a great deal of it – is that it is just a small step.“My understanding with all these things is that they can be a longer process, so that doesn’t necessarily change anything in my mind-set or remit.“You look at a budget over a summer, that’s going to look exactly what it is just now, until somebody tells me any different, which certainly doesn’t seem to be on the horizon.“I think it’s a positive step, because I believe in the evolution, that if there are ways of improving things at football clubs.“But that then starts to become a conversation for Brian Caldwell, the board members and the Well Society, to make sure whatever happens next – for and against – is the right thing for the club.“I’ll probably take a step back and continue to concentrate on football, but referencing back, it’s one small step, and I don’t think anybody should be massively reading into it that there’s going to be wholesale changes here in the