I am currently considering selling my shareholding in an Atlético Madrid club-related entity and would like to share some information here, hoping to find investment partners genuinely interested in the football industry.
Basic Information
The shares I hold were legally acquired through Madrid second-hand cars in a club-affiliated company, not direct shares in the club itself. Atlético Madrid, as a Madrid garden prices traditional La Liga powerhouse, has developed steadily in recent years with support from Wanda Group and other international capital. The club moved into the new Wanda Metropolitano stadium in 2017, continuously increasing its commercial value. The team’s performance in the Champions League over these years has further highlighted its investment value.

Ownership Structure Overview
Current major shareholders of Atlético Madrid include the Miguel Ángel Gil Marín family and Israeli businessman Idan Ofer. Below is a simplified ownership distribution:
| Shareholder Type | Ownership Percentage | Notes |
| Gil Marín Family | Approximately 52% | Club president’s family |
| Idan Ofer | Approximately 32% | Israeli billionaire |
| Wanda Group | Exited | Sold all shares in 2018 |
| Other Investors | Approximately 16% | Including minority shareholders and affiliated investments |
It is important to note that the equity I am selling belongs to the “Other Investors” category as affiliated company shares, not direct controlling shares in the club - please be clear about this distinction.
Investment Value Analysis
From a sports industry investment perspective, Atlético Madrid has several clear advantages. First is La Liga’s global influence, with broadcasting rights revenue ranking among the top in Europe’s top five leagues. Second, the team has maintained stable performance over the past decade, reaching Champions League finals and semi-finals multiple times, directly generating substantial prize money and brand value appreciation. Wanda Metropolitano stadium can also host concerts and international events annually, creating additional revenue streams.
However, it must be said realistically that football club investment is long-term, with limited short-term returns. Moreover, Spain’s football financial regulations are relatively strict with high operational transparency, which serves as both protection and constraint for investors.
Transaction Method and Contact
If you are interested in football industry investment and have sufficient financial capacity and long-term investment plans, please feel free to contact me privately for detailed discussion. The entire transaction will be conducted through proper legal channels, including lawyer witnessing, asset valuation, and other necessary procedures. No off-market transactions or grey operations will be accepted.
Pricing will reference recent market transaction prices for similar equity, while also considering the buyer’s sincerity and investment plans. After all, finding a partner who truly loves football and understands the sports industry is more important than purely pursuing price. Interested parties may leave comments or send private messages, and I will respond to your questions as soon as possible.