2024-03-01 06:00:00 ET
DENVER, Colo., March 1, 2024 ( 247marketnews.com ) – ( NASDAQ:BREA ) is discussed in this article.
As Major League Soccer, or MLS for short starts their season in the US, and “all eyes are on Messi in Miami CF, Wallstreet will be watching the team that Brera Holdings ( NASDAQ:BREA ) put together to help with its multi-club acquisition strategy, which will include investing in, developing, and growing multiple B teams across the world, with the intention of ‘graduating” one or all of the teams to their perspective “top” leagues.
BREA the Italian Football team which did an IPO on Nasdaq at $5.0, has announced upcoming acquisition plans, and investors should take notice. With its shares trading on Nasdaq, anyone can become an owner.
The company’s recent trading range offers a glimpse into the possibilities as the stock has moved from just over $1.0 to more than $5 no less than 3 times over recent trading sessions.
Investors who are following this trend were able to Score big trading those moves in a relatively short period of time.
The company has recently announced the proactive search for an Italian Series B Team to acquire and investors should be preparing for this and other catalysts to Jolt the market as we head into upcoming spring soccer season.
The chart shows support in the dollar range, with little resistance until over $3.0, allowing significant upside potential off today’s price, and limited downside as the 52-week low of .52 was brief. The stock has a low float of an estimated 3.5 million with a market cap of around $4.17 million.
What’s at stake? Aside from the bragging rights of turning a B team into a Top League team, the potential rewards for doing so can mean substantial upside to investors players and other stakeholders. Broadcasting deals like the one in the US with Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) which signed MLS to a 10-year $2.5 billion dollar 10-year deal which add revenue sharing components with teams and players are just some of the benefits a team who ascends to the top-tier can expect.
On top of this, Investors have been pouring billion into football clubs, like Todd Boehly of Clearlake Capital who acquire the Chelsea Football Clube for more than $5 Billion, and Red Bird Capital Partners who acquired AC-Milan for an estimated $1.3 billion.
( NASDAQ:BREA ) had their business model confirmed this year when Manchester United ( NYSE:MANU ) sold a 25% ownership to Billionaire Jim Ratcliff who is the Chairman of INOES Group. Like Brera, INOES is also a multi-club owner, with teams in France, Switzerland, and the Ivory Coast. The company says it’s focused on creating high performing and sustainable football clubs with success in their leagues and the ability to play in European competitions. INEOS group is focused on the long-term development of the clubs, players, coaches.
Breara is too, and it trades for much less than Manchester United.
( NASDAQ:BREA ) gives you the chance to become part of a multiclub ownership strategy for less than the IPO price of $5 per share.
Just like when Bitcoin (BTC) became cool, celebrities have begun pouring money into this space. Soccer balls instead of Laser eyes.
Tom Brady is a minority owner of Birmingham City, as well as JJ Watt and his wife who are invested in the Premier League Burnley Football Club. Lebron James, Michelal B Jordan, Ryan Renalds, and many others have invested in the sports sector, believing in the long-term value of the teams.
Assembling the “A” team of soccer, big names for Bigger deals.
The outstanding team BREA has assembled are some of the most notable names in soccer and fiancé. Alan Rothenberg could rightly be referred to as the “father of football (soccer)” in the United States, and is the namesake of the Alan I. Rothenberg Trophy, which was awarded annually to the winner of the MLS Cup from 1996 to 2007. Rothenberg was president of U.S. Soccer , the governing body of American soccer during the 1990s and oversaw both the 1994 FIFA World Cup in the United States and the establishment of Major League Soccer (“MLS”) in 1996. He was chairman of the 1999 Women’s World Cup and instrumental in the awarding of the 2026 FIFA World Cup to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Rothenberg is a recipient of the FIFA Order of Merit. In addition to his achievements in soccer, he was responsible for moving the NBA’s San Diego Clippers to Los Angeles, founded Premier Partnerships as a leading sports sponsorship agency with Randy Bernstein before selling it to Playfly Sports, and founded and serves as chairman of Los Angeles-based 1 st Century Bank.
Giuseppe Rossi is an American-born soccer star with Italian immigrant parents whose career started at Manchester United where he debuted at 17 years old and scored in his Premiership debut. He later transferred to Spain’s Villarreal FC and became the highest goal scorer in club history after five years with the team scoring 82 goals in 192 games. Rossi went on to play for Fiorentina in Italy’s Serie A for three years and is considered a legend at the club.
Paul Tosetti is described by American Chambers as a “legend” and a “phenomenal lawyer” for his extensive experience representing clients in complex M&A transactions, hostile takeovers, and private equity.
Marshall Geller is a former Senior Managing Director for Bear, Stearns & Company, with oversight of all operations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Hong Kong and the Far East. He founded private equity fund St. Cloud Capital and is an active investor in growth companies through SCF Investments. Geller was the owner of the trailblazing San Francisco women’s professional basketball team The Pioneers in 1979, long before the WNBA. He also owned an interest in the Chicago Bulls with Jerry Reinsdorf.
The trend in trading is always your friend, and with this team and an acquisition strategy that sounds like a recipe for success, BREA Holdings could be something special as its strategic investments in B teams could end up one day playing in their perspective top league.
Keep ( NASDAQ:BREA ) on your watchlist.
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