Over the past decade, foreign capital has flowed into Latin American football at a pace the region had never seen before. More than USD 1.5 billion committed across Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Uruguay — and the deals keep coming.
Mapping the foreign capital flowing into Latam football
Mexico has emerged as the most attractive market in the region, with six Liga MX clubs now under foreign investment and transactions ranging from minority stakes to full acquisitions. But the trend extends well beyond: from Brazil’s Botafogo to Uruguay’s Racing Club de Montevideo, from Colombia’s Internacional de Bogota to Chile’s O’Higgins FC, the map of foreign capital in Latin American football is being redrawn across the entire continent.
LATAM Football Asset, a report produced by El Míster in partnership with World Football Summit, maps every major deal across the region, the investment models behind them, and the funds and holding groups leading the charge.
Download the full report below.