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Victory strikes $50m Australian record deal with Miami-based investor


https://forum.insidesport.com.au/Topic3043293.aspx

By tsf - 5 Oct 2022 10:17 AM

Melbourne Victory has secured its financial future after the death of former director Mario Biasin, with an American private investment firm to add the A-Leagues club to its growing network of teams across Europe and South America.777 Partners, a Miami-based private equity firm which owns stakes in La Liga side Sevilla, Serie B team Genoa, Paris-based Red Star FC and Brazilian club Vasco De Gama, will be unveiled as Victory’s newest shareholders on Wednesday. 


The Australian putting it as a record sports club evaluation in Australia.
By numklpkgulftumch - 28 Oct 2024 11:12 AM

numklpkgulftumch - 3 Sep 2024 2:45 PM
Meanwhile in New York

Leadenhall (777 creditor) have amended their complaint to try and stop A-CAP selling off anything of value, and leaving them with the dregs.


I wonder what the rights to buying 51% of Victory are worth ?  Sounds like roughly $0.

No mention of selling the 19% they already have anywhere either

A-Cap look to have failed in their attempt to get hold of the Everton Loan Cash outside of 777's creditors

Bottom Line, Leadenhall (and ING and any others) will have a say in any prospective sales of 777's football assets

Question is what A-Cap's strategy is now ?