Billionaire Marcelo Claure acquires a 10% stake in New York City Football Club and its stadium
Claure to become minority owner of NYCFC and its $1.5 billion stadium
Marcelo Claure, a Bolivian-American billionaire and businessman, has acquired a 10% stake in New York City Football Club (NYCFC) and its $1.5 billion stadium. The deal values the club and stadium at $15 billion, making it one of the most valuable soccer clubs in the world.
Claure's investment is a sign of the growing popularity of soccer in the United States
Claure's investment is a sign of the growing popularity of soccer in the United States. The MLS has seen a surge in popularity in recent years, and NYCFC is one of the most successful clubs in the league. The club has won two MLS Cups and has a strong fan base in New York City.
Claure is a successful businessman with a track record of success in sports
Claure is a successful businessman with a track record of success in sports. He is the founder and CEO of Brightstar Corp., a global wireless distribution company. Claure is also the former owner of the Miami FC soccer club. He is a passionate soccer fan and is excited to be involved with NYCFC.
Claure's investment will help NYCFC continue to grow and succeed
Claure's investment will help NYCFC continue to grow and succeed. The club is planning to build a new stadium in Queens, New York, and Claure's investment will help fund the project. Claure is also expected to play a role in the club's marketing and branding efforts.
The deal is a major coup for NYCFC and the MLS
The deal is a major coup for NYCFC and the MLS. It shows that the league is growing in popularity and that it is attracting investment from major investors. The deal is also a sign of the growing popularity of soccer in the United States.
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