Brett Knight
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A league-wide investment by Apollo Global Management would overhaul Mexican soccer’s broadcast rights—and potentially represent a tipping point for Liga MX’s entire business
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Liga MX Team Querétaro Sells For More Than $120 Million To American-Led Group
Querétaro is the first of four clubs expected to change hands ahead of a private equity investment that would transform Mexican soccer—and could narrow the valuation gap with MLS.
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July 11, 2025 at 7:20 PM
A league-wide investment by Apollo Global Management would overhaul Mexican soccer’s broadcast rights—and potentially represent a tipping point for Liga MX’s entire business
Read more at @forbes.com: www.forbes.com/sites/brettk...
Read more at @forbes.com: www.forbes.com/sites/brettk...
For now, Liga MX valuations lag behind MLS, where teams are worth an average of $690 million. But Liga MX has advantages over its American counterpart—including better TV viewership in the U.S.—and investors eager to own a sports franchise are starting to turn their attention south of the border
July 11, 2025 at 7:20 PM
For now, Liga MX valuations lag behind MLS, where teams are worth an average of $690 million. But Liga MX has advantages over its American counterpart—including better TV viewership in the U.S.—and investors eager to own a sports franchise are starting to turn their attention south of the border