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France's richest family, Red Bull in 'exclusive talks' for Paris FC takeover
The family holding company of France's richest man, the luxury goods tycoon Bernard Arnault, on Thursday said it was entering into "exclusive negotiations" to buy a majority stake in Ligue 2 football side Paris FC.
France’s richest family shaking up soccer with planned purchase of second-tier Paris FC
France’s richest family, the Arnaults of luxury empire LVMH, has announced the planned purchase of second-division soccer club Paris FC
Paris FC valued at more than €90m as Arnault family and Red Bull close in on takeover
Pair team up to acquire French second division soccer club from president and majority shareholder Pierre Ferracci.
France's Arnault family and Red Bull to buy stakes in Paris FC, reports L'Equipe
Paris FC, the capital's second-tier soccer club, is in the process of being sold off to the Arnault family - whose head Bernard Arnault is the billionaire behind LVMH - and to the energy drinks company Red Bull,
Soccer: the Paris FC club bought by the Arnault family, soon a derby in Ile-de-France!
Paris FC is about to enter a new era! The soccer club from the south of Paris, which is currently struggling to fill its Charléty stadium, is to be bought by the Arnault family, head of the LVMH group and the Red Bull brand, raising hopes of a derby with PSG in the near future!
Paris FC could be sold to Red Bull and Arnault family
According to a report by L’Équipe, Paris FC could be on the verge of being sold to Red Bull and the Arnault family who have worked together previously in
France’s richest family shaking up soccer with planned purchase of second-division Paris FC
The planned purchase puts vast wealth behind a potential challenger to the dominant Ligue 1 team of recent years, Qatar-funded Paris Saint-Germain
Bernard Arnault partners with Red Bull to buy Paris FC in latest move into sport
The family of LVMH’s Bernard Arnault has teamed up with Red Bull to take over Paris FC in the second tier of French football as the luxury billionaire expands his involvement in sport. Arnault and his five adult children,
LVMH and Red Bull to acquire stakes in Paris FC
The Arnault family, owners of the LVMH French luxury goods conglomerate, and Austrian energy drinks giant Red Bull are finalizing a deal to acquire French second-tier soccer club Paris FC. The Ligue 2 side’s current majority shareholder Pierre Ferracci will sell a stake of between 55-56% to the Arnault family,
Arnault Family Poised to Buy Majority Stake in Paris Soccer Club
The acquisition would set the stage for a face-off between two soccer clubs owned by rival French luxury groups.
Arnault Family's Agache Holding Confirms Talks for Paris Soccer Club Acquisition
The holding is expected to acquire a 55 percent stake in the Paris FC soccer club that would then grow to 85 percent once ...
Could Paris FC become PSG’s neighbours?
Paris FC is about to be transformed by the touted arrival of big-money investors in the form of the Red Bull Group and the ...
London has several major football clubs. Why does Paris only have one?
There are many reasons why London watches more football than Paris - but it's largely down to wildly varying levels of ...
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Paris FC: From the Pitch to New Ownership
Paris FC is in the process of being partially acquired by the Arnault family and Red Bull. The Arnault family is expected to acquire a 55-56% stake, while Red Bull will obtain approximately 15%.
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Jurgen Klopp at Paris FC, is it possible?
These are two separate pieces of information, which raised a question. Since Jürgen Klopp has joined the Red Bull galaxy, and ...
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Prospective Paris FC takeover could transform French football landscape
France's capital city may finally be about to have a second major football club, and a challenger to Paris Saint-Germain, ...
Red Bull Paris FC? Energy drinks giant set to buy Ligue 2 side and add another club to Jurgen Klopp's remit
Red Bull are set to purchase Paris FC, in a move that will put them under the remit of Jurgen Klopp in his new role.