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American Investment Firm Linked to New Brazilian Football Club Acquisition
American investment firm Aliyah Capital, co-founded by Ross Kestin, is reportedly being pursued by a Brazilian investment bank for potential investment in Brazilian football clubs. The firm, which manages $8 billion and already owns Maccabi Netanya, aims to build an international multi-club platform.
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- 01Aliyah Capital, co-founded by Ross Kestin, is reportedly attracting interest for Brazilian football club investments.
- 02The firm manages approximately $8 billion and aims to build an international multi-club platform.
- 03Aliyah Capital currently owns Israel's Maccabi Netanya and has a stake in England's Reading.
- 04The company is known for significant investments in major technology firms like OpenAI and SpaceX.
- 05Brazilian football clubs are structuring as SAFs, attracting foreign investment interest.
Aliyah Capital has a history of successful tech investments, including a significant stake in SpaceX.
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