Vinicius Junior has become part of the new ownership group of Portuguese second division side FC Alverca.
Portuguese outlet Record reported on Monday that 24-year-old Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior has become part of the new ownership group of Portuguese second-tier club FC Alverca.
The deal is report to see Vinicius take a majority stake in the club alongside a number of Brazilian and Portuguese investors. Although the exact เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง figure has not been disclose.
For FC Alverca, based in Alverca do Ribatejo, near Lisbon. They are currently second in the Portuguese second division. Just two points behind leaders Tondela and have an automatic promotion to the Primera Division.
Current CEO Matheus Ornelas is reportedly set to remain in his role until the end of the season. With the club expect to provide more details about the new ownership group in the coming weeks.
After suffering a financial collapse in 2005. Alverca has gradually worked its way back up the divisions and currently sits second in the league with 38 points. Just two behind leaders Tondela. They play at the Complexo Desportivo do FC Alverca, a stadium with a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators.
Other high-profile footballers who have entered club ownership include David Beckham (Inter Miami), Ronaldo Nazario (Real Valladolid), Gerard Pique (Andorra) and Thierry Henry (Como).