MCO &
EQUITY STORY
KEY
COMPETENCES
Football has always been more than a business. It is identity, culture, community and responsibility.
ONE TOUCH FOOTBALL was founded out of the conviction that football clubs deserve partners who truly understand the game, respect its traditions and are committed to building long-term success rather than short-term gains.
We believe that sustainable performance on the pitch starts with clarity off the pitch. Clear strategy. Clear values. Clear leadership. Our approach combines strategic investment with deep football expertise, operational know-how and a long-term perspective.
Rather than imposing a single model, we work closely with each club to strengthen its individual DNA. Every club has its own history, environment and ambitions...our role is to unlock its potential, not to replace its identity.
ONE TOUCH FOOTBALL stands for responsible ownership, thoughtful growth and decisions made with the future in mind.
We invest not only capital, but time, knowledge and commitment...always with the goal of creating lasting sporting and economic value. Because football deserves partners who think in generations, not in seasons.
ONE TOUCH FOOTBALL acts as a multi-club owner (MCO) with the aim of owning 3-5 club participations, while the holding period for each club is approximately 4 to 6 years.
The MCO approach provides several advantages, such as risk diversification, a portfolio value that is typically higher than the sum of individual assets, ad well as player and know how transfers within the portfolio. Football clubs are commonly valued using a multiple of the clubs revenues.
Our aim is to increase these revenues over time (e.g. through player transfers, promotion, etc. while avoiding any increase in the club debt. The valuation multiple may increase when reaching a higher league through promotion or qualification for international competitions. This can lead to a significant boost in valuation.
It is worth mentioning that ONE TOUCH FOOTBALL follows an evergreen approach, meaning that it intends to reinvest proceeds from exits and distribute dividends after a liquidity event.