Real Madrid is undergoing drastic changes. Will the most expensive club want to increase their money?

According to the well-known media The Athletic, Florentino is brewing a plan to change Real Madrid's equity, and external investors will have the opportunity to buy shares in Los Blancos.

600 million investment to help Real Madrid tide over the difficulties

As the only club in international football with an annual revenue of more than 1 billion euros, Real Madrid has not invested much in signings in recent years. The heroes who renovated the Bernabeu have put the club under huge financial pressure.

In order to cope with this huge project of 1.8 billion euros, Real Madrid received 250 million euros in funding from the US private equity group Providence in 2017, and then received 360 million euros in funding from Sixth Street Capital, finally surviving the crisis in the face of a black swan event in the public health field.

The amount of investment completed by Real Madrid in the 2025 summer window (170 million euros) can only be ranked in the middle of the Premier League.

Real Madrid raises funds to continue to grow bigger and stronger

After Florentino's careful operation, Real Madrid may now be worth as much as 10 billion euros, which is equivalent to the Dallas Cowboys, the NFL's most valuable franchise team. If Los Blancos can release their stake, investment from across the Atlantic will surely take the team to the next level. In an era when Premier League teams are gradually gaining control over signings, the internal structure of the five major leagues is quietly changing. Real Madrid's preparation for a shareholding change may be the beginning of La Liga's counterattack.