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The millionaire who could buy Cruz Azul and build their new stadium

The millionaire who could invest in Cruz Azul and generate money for the new stadium

By Javier Vaca

The millionaire who could invest in Cruz Azul and generate money for the new stadium
The millionaire who could invest in Cruz Azul and generate money for the new stadium
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Cruz Azul is getting a better performance thanks to the arrival of Ricardo Ferretti, who has managed to add several points to put the cement team in a suitable position to qualify for the Liguilla zone, but also in the administrative part Cruz Azul would be thinking of some changes.

 

One of the uncertainties that has been generated in Cruz Azul is precisely the idea of changing the stadium and having its own redoubt for the benefit of the club. Likewise, the television rights would be at stake, since several cement fans consider that TUDN does not give the necessary treatment to the cement squad and therefore the hours in which the team plays are not satisfactory.

In this sense, one of the Mexican magnates who could help Cruz Azul is Ricardo Salinas Pliego, owner of TV Azteca, who is closely linked to the world of soccer. The businessman, in addition to helping Cruz Azul with the issue of television rights as the owner of the second most important chain in Mexico, could help in the development of his new stadium.

An example of this is the Mazatlán team, a team that emerged from scratch and where Ricardo Salinas managed to build the Kraken stadium, being one of the most modern in Liga MX today, now Cruz Azul could also have benefited from the investment of the Salinas group, as long as the president of Cruz Azul, Víctor Velázquez, agrees.

 

How much does Cruz Azul currently cost?

According to the latest report from Forbes magazine, Cruz Azul has a value of 61 million dollars, being one of the teams with the least capital since it does not have an infrastructure like other teams that take advantage of their stadium to generate income.


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