Argentina) Following deals with Independiente and Argentinos Jrs., which allowed footballers such as Dibu Martinez, Alexis McAllister and Nico Gonzalez to be added to the platform, Win Investments announces his new alliance. This time with Olympicsone of the biggest clubs in Paraguay and the coach of players who stand out in the whole region today.
“It is a great honor for the Win Investments family to be able to conclude an agreement on the digitization of solidarity mechanisms with one of the largest clubs not only in Paraguay, but also in the region,” says Juan Riquera, Chief Operating Officer and Board Member of Win Investments. . And he adds: “This agreement with Olimpia, three-time Copa Libertadores champion and world champion, confirms our commitment as a company to democratize the sports industry and enable sports institutions in Latin America and the world to use technology to finance themselves without risk.”
Football players who are part of “WIN” trained in “Olympia”.
Win’s alliance with Olympia includes only 12 footballers, among whom stand out Adam Barreiro and Ramon Sosa. The former, who has been a forward for San Lorenzo until now, is one step away from becoming a River Plate signing for a fee that will total around US$5 million. While the Talleres de Córdoba midfielder has shown excellent form this year, scoring 7 goals and 6 assists in 21 games. This has seen his transfer fee increase to €13 million according to Transfermarkt and has attracted the attention of local and international teams.
“Adam Barreiro Without a doubt, it was the novel of the transfer market in Argentina. After a great season in San Lorenzo, the forward is wanted by the two biggest clubs in Argentina – River and Boca. In addition, Adam plays in the Copa América with his team,” analyzes Roberta Rubinov Vertein, CBO and board member of Win Investments. “On the other hand, Ramon Sosa “He has produced a brilliant performance this first half of the year at Talleyres, being one of the most popular and praised players in the Argentine transfer market thanks to his speed, excellent one-on-ones and physicality,” he said. added.
Richard Sanchezcurrently in mexico america, Sebastian Ferreira in Brian Ojedawho play in MLS, and Robert Morales, from the Mexican Taluka, here are some of the names that will also join Win in the coming days. The tokens will be sold in two stages: the first in a pre-sale format in the week of July 15, and then stage 1 will be included, where users can purchase them for one euro.
“Although this is not the first agreement outside of Argentina, given that Win has already been present in clubs in Chile and Uruguay, the opportunity to join Olimpia, the most winning institution in Paraguay, in the market of the said country, is a great honor. This agreement and our entry into the Paraguayan market means a before and after for Latin American sports and for our company,” explains Riquera.
How Win works
Win and Olympia’s goal This alliance creates a new source of funding at no cost to the club. As with Independiente and Argentinos Jrs., registered users will be able to buy tokens from footballers on the platform. They represent a percentage of the solidarity mechanisms owned by the team, so the institution receives this funding in advance and directly. At the same time, token holders benefit because if a player switches, they receive a portion of that transaction based on the percentage of tokens they have purchased.
In this way, a virtuous circle is created, as once the funding is received, the club allocates money for the infrastructure and human capital needed to continue training new talent. Players who may join in the future Victory to repeat the process, further expand the lower divisions and increase the opportunities for anyone to participate in the transfer market for professional footballers. In addition, the Win system increases the exposure of the institution as a brand, creating an increase in its value internationally.
In this sense, it should be remembered that “Public offer” of football players It is obtained by multiplying between: the value of the football player, the solidarity mechanism and the percentage that the club wants to allocate. Meanwhile, “Evaluation” This is the average value of the player’s market value in several specialized football sources, and in the case of older players, this value is also adjusted by a factor based on age.