The modern football landscape has seen significant changes not only on the field but also in how clubs operate commercially. Internationally, initiatives like Gianni Infantino's plan to privatize the World Cup have set new precedents. In Mexico’s Liga MX, some teams are adopting different strategies, including the recent move by América, which sold a 49% stake to an American investment fund at the end of December. Now, Tigres could follow suit, as Cemex is considering options to capitalize on the club, potentially through selling shares.
What Do We Know About the Possible Sale?
The initial report came from Willie González, who stated that Tigres' current administration is evaluating the possibility of inviting a private investment fund. According to this source, the plan would involve selling
