Louis Vuitton owner could join Florentino Perez’s ambitious plan to bring private investment to the Spanish giants.
In a move that would shake the foundations of the football world, Bernard Arnault, the French billionaire behind the Louis Vuitton empire, is being linked with a bid to become a co-owner of the legendary club Real Madrid.
According to reports emerging from Spain, Arnault is closely analyzing the club’s financial plans as President Florentino Perez actively seeks private capital to fund a new era of growth. This potential partnership would unite one of the world’s wealthiest individuals with its most decorated football club.
The push for investment is part of a major long-term strategy by Perez to modernize the club and secure funds for future projects. As part of this vision, Perez is believed to have placed a staggering £9 billion valuation on Real Madrid—a figure that, if realized, would make them the most valuable football club on the planet.
Spanish media outlets report that Perez is accelerating his search for “elite global investors” to help propel the club to what he sees as the next level. Attracting a figure of Arnault’s stature, known for his vast luxury goods conglomerate LVMH, would be a monumental coup, signaling a significant shift in the club’s ownership structure and financial firepower.
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