f2o Sports Announced that Its Crowdfunding Campaign Has Started

f2o Sports Corporation launched its first Regulation Crowdfunding campaign, under its subsidiary Fan to Owner LLC. This will allow fans around the world to participate in the ownership of the first team to be acquired by the f2o Sports group and become owners of a soccer club in Spain.

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f2o Sports recently introduced the concept of turning fans into owners

In its first stage, it invited fans around the world to join a waiting list to be the first to know the launch date of its crowdfunding campaign.

At the moment, the global company that emerged on the sports fields of Stanford University, announces its second stage: a capital raise under Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) that will allow fans from around the world the opportunity to invest and receive early registration fees for a soccer team in Spain.

All transactions under Reg CF are conducted online through an SEC-registered intermediary to protect investors and maintain the integrity of the securities markets.

“In the first year, we are giving fans around the world the opportunity to become owners of a soccer club in Spain and participate in the sports industry like never before. We want to ensure that fans have a voice in decisions and access to content that was previously reserved for only a select few. All this, while monetizing the units they purchase through our Reg CF. We are about to make some industry owners uncomfortable, and that’s a good thing,” explained Wolfgang Muller, co-founder and CEO of f2o Sports.

In sports, the concentration of power at the top continues to increase and fans are excluded from ownership of the teams they are passionate about.

f2o Sports is poised to change the outdated model of professional sports ownership by making sports fans around the world the true owners of the game.

About f2o Sports

f2o Sports is a global company founded in the heart of Silicon Valley, California, with the purpose of changing the model of sports franchise ownership by turning sports fans around the world into owners of the game.

This innovative and disruptive proposal stems from the sports fields of Stanford University where a group of founders set out to decentralize, digitize, and globalize club ownership. Allowing any fan to become an owner of professional sports clubs in different parts of the world. This will start with a crowdfunding round to be launched soon under the CF Regulation.

f2o Sports decentralizes access and offers sports fans around the world the opportunity to “own the game”.

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