Fenway Sports Group is reportedly interested in expanding its sports portfolio to include Brazilian team Atlético Mineiro.
This update comes courtesy of Fala Galo (via Liverpool.com) with Liverpool owners potentially set to follow in the footsteps of Red Bull and City Group in establishing a club network model, a move likely to set millions back. to the Americans. .
The former of the two remains the absolute gold standard when it comes to developing players and sending them up the ranks to become world-class talent, such as former Red Sadio Mane and Sky Blues striker Erling Haaland being Red Bull standout examples. production line.
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This follows a report by Jornal Extra (via Caught Offside) claiming that the Americans intend to create a network of clubs.
It’s a move that could very well prove to our benefit, particularly when we’re looking for emerging talent like Flamengo’s Joao Gomes.
The Brazilian top flight has ultimately been responsible for delivering an array of exciting stars to Europe’s heavyweights, so establishing a relatively local presence could give us an advantage when it comes to not just scouting prospects. in the region, but also to successfully land them before others. of Real Madrid and company are thrown into a tailspin.
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