FAQ: Brera Holdings PLC Hosting Inaugural Serie A Women’s Cup Final Four

What is the main announcement in this content?

Brera Holdings PLC announced that the Romeo Menti Stadium, home to its majority-owned Serie B club Juve Stabia, will host the inaugural Serie A Women’s Cup Final Four in Castellammare di Stabia.

When will the Serie A Women’s Cup Final Four take place?

The semifinals will be played on September 23 and 24, with the final set for September 27, 2025.

Where can viewers watch the broadcast of the Final Four?

The matches will be broadcast live on Rai 2, Sky Sport, RaiPlay, and NOW.

Why is hosting this event significant for Brera Holdings?

It demonstrates Brera’s expanding global football portfolio through its multi-club ownership strategy and highlights the value creation of its majority-owned club Juve Stabia, which recently recorded a 245% market value increase.

What is Brera Holdings PLC’s business strategy?

Brera Holdings is dedicated to expanding its social impact football business by developing a global portfolio of emerging football and sports clubs through a multi-club ownership (MCO) model, focusing on bottom-up value creation and innovation-driven growth.

Which clubs does Brera Holdings currently own or have stakes in?

Brera owns Brera FC (Italy), Brera Tchumene FC (Mozambique), Brera Strumica FC (North Macedonia), Brera Ilch FC (Mongolia), Brera Tiverija FC (North Macedonia women’s club), and holds a majority stake in Juve Stabia (Italy Serie B).

How has Juve Stabia performed recently under Brera’s ownership?

Juve Stabia recently recorded the highest market value increase in Italy’s Serie B, up 245% to $32 million, according to Transfermarkt and Social Media Soccer.

Where can investors find more information about Brera Holdings?

More information is available at the company’s website www.breraholdings.com and the latest news updates are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/BREA.

What other tournaments or events is Brera involved in?

Brera FC organizes the FENIX Trophy, a nonprofessional pan-European tournament acknowledged by UEFA and referred to as ’the Champions League for Amateurs’ by BBC Sport.