Brera Holdings PLC - Class B Ordinary Shares (BREA)

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA), 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, just announced a signed Letter of Intent (“LOI”) with owner Lalgy Transport to further invest in Black Bulls, a Mozambican football team and the current champions of the top-tier Mocambola league. Upon the fulfillment of the investment, Brera will become a co-owner of the club, strengthening it, enhancing its competitiveness, and expanding opportunities for Mozambican football domestically, in Africa, and abroad ( https://ibn.fm/ETBst ).

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA) an Ireland-based international holding company focused on multi-club ownership in sports, has appointed Dr. Arthur B. Laffer to its Advisory Board. Laffer, a renowned economist known for the Laffer Curve and his work in supply-side economics, joins an existing lineup of high-profile advisors, including Massimo Ferragamo and Alan Rothenberg. His expertise in market expansion and asset monetization will support Brera’s strategy of positioning football clubs as global economic assets, with a focus on player monetization, revenue growth, and international market penetration. Laffer’s advisory role is expected to contribute to financial modeling, sponsorship opportunities, and expansion efforts in North America and Asia.

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA), based in Milan, Italy, is an international holding company focused on expanding its global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs through a multi-club ownership (“MCO”) approach. The company was featured in a recent article that discussed this unique strategy coupled with ongoing expansion plans that confirm Brera Holdings’ ambitions to become a leading powerhouse in the sports space. Brera integrates cultural and social impact with professional sports, prioritizing innovation and community-focused approaches in sports management, while remaining committed to enhancing revenue growth and creating long-term value for shareholders.

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA), 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, announced its new signings for its portfolio clubs ahead of the spring championship. According to its management, these additions reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to player development and expanding talent pathways, mainly from Africa and Eastern Europe ( https://ibn.fm/7TLll ).

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Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA), 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.

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Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA) and Lalgy Transport have signed a Letter of Intent to expand their investment in Mozambique’s Black Bulls, the reigning Mocambola league champion. Under the agreement, Brera will become a co-owner of the club, reinforcing its mission to develop African football talent and create global pathways for players. The partnership will see Brera and Mr. Lalgy collaborate to enhance the competitiveness of Mozambican football, particularly in European markets. As part of this strategy, Brera Tchumene FC will pause its independent operations to align efforts with Black Bulls, optimizing resources for long-term growth.

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Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA) an Ireland-based Nasdaq-listed international holding company focused on expanding its global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs through a multi-club ownership (“MCO”) model, said its Executive Chairman Daniel McClory and Head of Investments Maria Xing will attend the Financial Times Business of Football Summit Feb. 26-27, 2025 at The Peninsula Hotel in London. The event gathers more than 700 investors, club and league executives, regulators, broadcasters and tech innovators and features speakers including Todd Boehly of Eldridge Industries and Chelsea FC; Stephen Pagliuca of Bain Capital and Atalanta BC; Mark Attanasio of Crescent Capital Group; Phillip Ciano of Bright Path Sports; Richard Masters of the Premier League; Nikki Doucet of Women’s Professional Leagues Limited and Giorgio Chiellini of Juventus. Panels will address private capital investment, competitive balance, financial regulation and growth opportunities in women’s football while McClory said the summit offers an invaluable platform to exchange insights and strategies with industry leaders as Brera Holdings, which recently acquired a majority stake in SS Juve Stabia—known as “The Second Team of Naples” and named the most financially efficient club in Italy’s Serie B—furthered its strategic vision for sustainable growth.

Executive Chairman Dan McClory and Head of Investments Maria Xing will engage with industry leaders on Brera’s pioneering role in bringing Nasdaq-listed public-company financial structures into multi-club pro sports ownership for the first time

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA) announced new signings for its North Macedonian portfolio clubs, Brera Strumica and Brera Tiverija, following the winter 2024-25 transfer window. The additions aim to strengthen both teams ahead of the spring championship, reflecting a commitment to player development and international talent recruitment. Brera Strumica’s men’s team welcomed eight new players, including Gambian midfielder Fodey Travali and Gabonese forward Fahd Nzengue. Brera Tiverija’s women’s team, currently leading the league, added Kenyan forward Christine Nafula and Macedonian midfielder Danche Karpuzovska. The reinforcements are expected to enhance both squads as they compete for success in the second half of the season.

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA), 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 close the last phase of its acquisition of SS Juve Stabia by March 31, 2025. This deal will bring the company’s ownership stake to 51.72%. For Brera’s management, this acquisition bolsters the company’s portfolio while building its global investment in professional football. In addition, it positions the company for significant revenue growth in 2025, particularly considering SS Juve Stabia’s potential and its current rank in the Italian football league – sixth place in Serie B.

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA) announced that its portfolio club, S.S. Juve Stabia srl (“Juve Stabia” or “the Club”), has achieved the lowest cost per point in Italy’s Serie B, underscoring its financial efficiency. Currently in sixth place and playoff-eligible, Juve Stabia maintains a wage cost per point of €156,389, significantly outperforming higher-spending clubs such as Salernitana and Sampdoria. The announcement follows Brera Holdings’ recent increase in its ownership stake in the club to 38.46%. Executive Chairman Daniel McClory emphasized that Juve Stabia’s disciplined financial approach validates the company’s multi-club ownership model, balancing sustainability with competitive success.

Brera Holdings (NASDAQBREA) has completed the third phase of its multi-step acquisition of S.S. Juve Stabia, bringing its ownership stake to 38.46%. The latest closing involved acquiring shares from the holding company of Juve Stabia President Andrea Langella, reinforcing Brera’s commitment to the club. Juve Stabia, currently sixth in Serie B, remains a key part of Brera’s global multi-club ownership strategy. Executive Chairman Daniel McClory emphasized the club’s strong performance and growth potential. The final closing, expected by March 31, 2025, will bring Brera Holdings’ stake to 51.73%.