- Brera Holdings, an Ireland-based, international holding company with a global portfolio of men’s and women’s sports clubs, just closed 10 new signings for its clubs in the 2024-2025 transfer window, 8 for the men’s teams and 2 for the women’s teams
- The company’s management believes that these new signings will bring fresh energy and expertise to their respective teams, positioning them for a successful second half of the season
- The signings follow an independent CFA’s valuation report projecting Brera’s revenues will triple in 2025
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, 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).
The clubs that will benefit from these transfers include those in North Macedonia: Brera Strumica (mens), and Brera Tiverija (womens). The signees include Fodey Tavali (midfielder), Dragan Bilbia (defender), Fahd Nzengue (forward), Hadji Drame (right wing), Filip Mihailov (midfielder/attacker), Zoran Ivanovski (wing), Hristijan Jankuloski (defender) and Mihail Milevski (midfielder/defender), to cover the men’s team. Christine Nafula (forward) and Danche Karpuzzovska (midfielder/forward) will be the new additions to the women’s team.
The women’s team currently ranks first in their league, earning the title “winter champions.” Their two new additions, its management notes, will look to strengthen its position and defend its title this spring. In addition, the new signings, overall, will bring fresh energy and expertise into the respective teams, positioning them for a successful second half of the season (https://ibn.fm/7TLll).
These signings follow analyst projections that Brera’s revenues will triple in 2025. It was projected by an independent CFA report that for the 2025 financial year, the company will realize revenues of between $6.3 million and $9.8 million. While primarily influenced by the SS Juve Stabia acquisition of “The Second Team of Naples” in Italy’s Serie B, signings for the male and female teams in its portfolio also boost shareholder confidence and help drive the company’s earnings going forward.
“Brera Holdings made a strategic move with the Juve Stabia acquisition, and while challenges remain, the company is positioning itself for significant revenue growth,” noted Sascha P. Czerwenka, CFA, for 247MarketNews.com. “If operational improvements continue as expected, the stock could see a major re-rating, presenting a compelling opportunity for investors,”he added (https://ibn.fm/kf4Jr).
Brera remains committed to building competitive squads with diverse international talent, with its expansion into markers such as Asia and Africa being a testament to that.
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