Americans love football. They can’t get enough of it. Not that gridiron game of theirs that intercuts interminable stoppages with brief spasms of choreographed violence – that still draws plenty of spectators to the NFL and consumers to screens, but it isn’t where the real excitement is.
No, US investors – particularly private equity investors – are committing more and more capital to the world’s biggest sport, association football, and are still hoping to acquire bargains that might generate spectacular returns.
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