- Brera Holdings, an Ireland-based, international holding company focused on expanding its global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs, has reiterated its commitment to growing women’s soccer globally
- In a joint report co-authored with leading global law firm Clifford Chance LLP, Brera noted the benefits of its MCO model and the opportunity it presents for the growth of the sport
- Women’s soccer is experiencing unprecedented growth, with record-breaking attendance, extensive media coverage, and increasing investment from celebrities and corporations
- Brera is strategically positioned to capitalize on this momentum, leveraging its MCO model to drive sustainable growth and enhance shareholder value
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, has reiterated its commitment to advancing women’s soccer.
In a joint report co-authored with leading global law firm Clifford Chance LLP, Brera outlines the benefits of MCO models in women’s soccer, the opportunity it presents for the growth of the sport, and for growing both short and long-term shareholder value (https://ibn.fm/BOM9v).
Titled “BREAKAWAY: How Multi-Team Ownership May Reshape Women’s Soccer,” this report offered a behind-the-scenes look MCO models in the sport, specifically detailing its benefits such as financial diversification, operational efficiency, talent acquisition and development, global brand expansion and sponsorship optimization.
For Brera, this model is replicated across all the facets in which it operates, from its men’s soccer teams to its female volleyball teams, a testament to its overall viability and the opportunity it presents from a growth standpoint.
“The rise of multi-club ownership in women’s soccer reflects the increasing sophistication of investment strategies in the sport,” noted Maria Xing, Brera’s Head of Investments and Corporate Development. “As stakeholders seek scalable, sustainable models, MCOs offer a framework for growth, competitive development, and long-term financial stability,” she added (https://ibn.fm/ikKn3).
Brera’s interest and overall focus on women’s teams isn’t new. The company currently operates women’s teams across multiple markets. These include Brera Tchumene in Mozambique, Brera Milano, an amateur club with a social impact focus, and WFC Brera Tiverija, the first for-profit corporation for a North Macedonian football club (https://ibn.fm/BOM9v). Its focus goes beyond soccer, evidenced by its majority stake ownership in UYBA Volley, an Italian women’s professional volleyball team. In addition, the company has expanded its engagement in women’s football in Italy through its 2024/25 season affiliation with Sant’Antonio for the Juve Stabia women’s team.
These investments underscore Brera’s confidence in the future of women’s football and the significant untapped opportunities within the sector. With its growing popularity, women’s soccer is now getting record-breaking attendance, unprecedented media coverage, and celebrity investment and endorsements.
Brera’s teams benefit from a consolidated and geographically diversified balance sheet, access to committed equity financing sources, and favorable debt financing solutions. The MCO model is designed to generate sustainable revenue growth, positioning Brera for higher returns on investment as it expands its portfolio.
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