The Investor
13 Mar 2026, 22:52
Apollo Sports Capital, an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, has completed its investment to become the majority shareholder of Spanish football club Atlético de Madrid.
Under the agreement, existing leadership will remain in place, with Miguel Ángel Gil continuing as CEO and Enrique Cerezo as chairman. Quantum Pacific Group will remain the second-largest shareholder, while Ares funds will also retain stakes in the club.
As part of the transaction, shareholders approved a capital increase of up to €100 million to support investments in Atlético’s teams and infrastructure projects, including the development of the Ciudad del Deporte sports district. Apollo said the investment aims to strengthen the club’s long-term financial position and competitiveness.
Globe Newswire
Under the agreement, existing leadership will remain in place, with Miguel Ángel Gil continuing as CEO and Enrique Cerezo as chairman. Quantum Pacific Group will remain the second-largest shareholder, while Ares funds will also retain stakes in the club.
As part of the transaction, shareholders approved a capital increase of up to €100 million to support investments in Atlético’s teams and infrastructure projects, including the development of the Ciudad del Deporte sports district. Apollo said the investment aims to strengthen the club’s long-term financial position and competitiveness.
Globe Newswire