- Brera Holdings, an Ireland-based, international holding company with a global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs, remains on track to acquire a 52% stake in Italian Serie B soccer club SS Juve Stabia
- Its investments are paying off, with Andrea Adorante, a star forward on the team, now having an estimated purchase value of close to €6-7 million, projected to climb to €8-10 million should he continue at his current goal-scoring pace
- Adorante has scored 12 goals with 2 assists so far in the current football season and could end up with 18 at that pace, winning fans and media, plus Player of the Week on the 26th week of the season
- Adorante’s valuation could surpass Brera’s €7.5 million investment for its SS Juve Stabia acquisition, as well as the Nasdaq company’s current estimated overall valuation, all pointing to a massive overlooked opportunity for any investor
Brera Holdings (NASDAQ: BREA), an Ireland-based, international holding company focused on expanding its global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs through a multi-club ownership (“MCO”) approach, remains on track to acquire a 52% stake in Italian Serie B club, SS Juve Stabia “The Second Team of Naples.” Andrea Adorante, a star forward at the team, already has an estimated purchase value of between €6 to €7 million, projected to climb to €8-10 million should he continue at his current pace, according to Italian media reports.
Brera Holdings, with a portfolio comprising six teams globally covering primarily both men’s and women’s football clubs, currently holds a 38.46% ownership equity in Juve Stabia, with the third and last of the multi-step acquisition set to close on March 31, 2025, making Brera the majority shareholder in the club (https://ibn.fm/XchS6).
Amazingly, this means that a single player for the Brera club Juve Stabia has an estimated asset sales value as high as that of the current full purchase price Brera is paying for its majority ownership of The Second Team of Naples, making it a significant overlooked opportunity for investors.
Earlier in February, it was estimated in an independent CFA research report that Juve Stabia’s 2025 revenue would increase by $5.15 million, with Brera’s overall revenue forecast estimated at between $6.3 million and $9.8 million. The projections have implied a market capitalization of $55.76 million by 2027, further projecting its MCO model’s viability (https://ibn.fm/W7S1D).
“Brera Holdings has made a strategic move with the Juve Stabia acquisition, and while challenges remain, the company is positioning itself for significant revenue growth,” noted Sascha P. Czerwenka, CFA, for 247MarketNews.com. “If operational improvements continue as expected, the stock could see a major re-rating, presenting a compelling opportunity for investors,” he added (https://ibn.fm/W7S1D).
So far in the current football season, Adorante has scored 12 goals and is projected to end up with 18 for the season. This impressive feat marks a striking year since he joined Juve Stabia on January 4, 2024. The 25-year-old Italian has made 25 match appearances for Juve Stabia, getting two assists in addition to his 12 goals (https://ibn.fm/OSsHd). He has also won accolades, including Player of the Week on the 26th week of the current season, and has become a media and fan star.
Having a single player with a higher estimated purchase value than that of the overall club, let alone the Nasdaq-listed company Brera that owns it, makes no sense, and should represent a hidden buying opportunity to any investor.
For company information, visit the company’s website at www.BreraHoldings.com.
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