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Are INVESTORS taking over Brazilian Football?! | Botafogo's EPIC 2024 year - BOUGHT by John Textor?

📌 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:42 Champions of the Copa Libertadores and the Brasileirão 11:37 Investors in football - good or bad? To Johannes Skiba's Podcast "Gol Olimpico", where he explains the recent development concerning Botafogo, Luiz Henrique and the saving of Olympiue Lyon:    • Revolution im argentinischen Fußball   Let's take a deep dive into Botafogo's EPIC 2024 year ! In 2023, Botafogo had lost the title in the Brazilian League in one of the most painful bottlejobs in all of football history. But in 2024, they got their redemption : They won the Copa Libertadores and the Brazilian League title - a historic double! So after havong talked about 2023, I felt that it would only be fair to do another video about the subsequent season in which they won everything. I also want to use the video as a starting point to discuss a phenomenon in football that gives me much to think: Investors and multi club ownership. Because as epic and emotional Botafogo's 2024 season might have been, their rise that seems so cinderella-like is not such a big miracle. Sonce 2021, they have an investor: John Textor. He pumped 50 million Euros into the club as of today, an immense amount of money on the scale of the Brasileirão 2024. Botafogo's squad had the 4th highst market value of the league. And while the Textor money might have brought in the success of 2024, it could be dangerous in the future. John Textor's investment strategy is not without risk and involves multiple clubs, of which one, Olympique Lyon from France, has severe financial problems. If Lyon gets into trouble and might have to be saved, the entire multi clob ownership model of John Textor could be at risk, including Botafogo. Luiz Henrique, key plaxer of Botafogo's 2024 squad, was already sold off to Zenit St. Petersburg for 31 Mio. € - money that will flow into the saving of OL. I personally think that this kind of doing business in football distances football from its roots and the people who love it. What do you think? Does football marketing go too far? Write it in the comments! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible football stories! Link to the credits of all content used: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-... Follow me on Instagram!:   / valentins.football.corner   My website: http://valentinheib.free.nf/?i=1