Sterpe offers 80% of Frosinone fund Clara Vista in a deal worth 41.5 million

• Sterpe sells 80% of the shares of the Frosinone fund Clara Vista, which takes over Ipswich Town’s former-lease rights.
• Clara Vista invests 41.5 million euros; the rest of the company’s shares will be purchased by the chairman, infrastructure for the youth sector.
• Sterpe will retain 20% of the shares remaining, and the name will be kept with the direct ownership of the club.

According to the information provided by L'Equipe, La Gazzetta dello Sport.

In a special press conference, Frosinone President Maurizio Stirpe announced the sale of 80% of the club to the American investment fund Clara Vista. The fund also owns Ipswich Town. For the remaining control of the club, Clara Vista will pay 41.5 million.

With the information provided by the parties, the purchase will develop the infrastructure for the youth sector. Sterpe will retain 20% of the shares after the deal for the next two years.

Frosinone was founded by Sterpe in 2003. Since this season, the club has played three seasons in Serie A and will go into the fourth season in 2025-2026, after which it will play in Serie B.

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