- Brera Holdings, an Ireland-based, international holding company focused on expanding its global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs, sees its work with Juve Stabia Academy in Naples as a prime example of how to foster the next generation of football talent
- In December 2024, the company signed an agreement to acquire a majority ownership stake in SS Juve Stabia srl, currently in playoff position in Italy’s Serie B league
- Juve Stabia has produced amazing talents such as Luigi Vitale, Raffaele Ametrano, Giovanni Cervone, and Antonio Donnarumma, three of whom have had over 130 Italian Serie A league appearances
- Brera looks to replicate this success through its active support of the Juve Stabia Academy, strengthening the pathways for emerging talent while also offering a way to explore opportunities to connect academies and football schools across different geographies
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, is committed to supporting grassroots football and expanding opportunities for young athletes, with the Juve Stabia Academy being a prime example. This initiative looks to tap into talent early, a tried-and-tested approach to creating new opportunities for youth players while also strengthening football communities in Italy and worldwide.
“Our commitment to Juve Stabia Academy aligns with our broader mission to empower young athletes and foster sustainable football ecosystems,” noted Daniel McClory, Brera Holdings’ Executive Chairman. “By supporting initiatives like this, we aim to create new opportunities for youth players while strengthening football communities worldwide,” he added (https://ibn.fm/UDiGS).
Towards the end of 2024, Brera signed an agreement to acquire majority ownership of SS Juve Stabia srl. Known as The Second Team of Naples, the club has made a name for itself in the Italian football space, producing local talent such as Luigi Vitale, Raffaele Ametrano, Giovanni Cervone, and Antonio Donnarumma, three of whom have had over 130 Italian Serie A league appearances. Brera’s investment in Juve Stabia has aimed to strengthen the pathways for emerging talent while offering a way to explore opportunities to connect academies and football schools across different geographies.
The Juve Stabia Academy has proven invaluable in developing elite players while instilling teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship values. It has been shown to provide young athletes with the foundation needed to succeed in professional football and beyond. With the immense footballing talent that currently exists in Naples and the broader Campania Region, Brera is confident and optimistic that this Academy will churn out incredible players who will leave their mark on the global football industry (https://ibn.fm/UDiGS).
Brera is set to close the last of its multi-step acquisition plan, whereby it will own 51.73% of the club’s issued corporate capital upon completion, making it the majority shareholder. With a controlling stake in the club, Brera looks to position Juve Stabia as a premier club in Italy’s Serie B, with the learnings extended to its other clubs worldwide.
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