A revolutionary model of soccer club ownership has emerged in Spain, allowing fans to become shareholders for the price of a couple of cups of coffee.

The company F2o Sports has emerged to change the landscape of sports club ownership and give more power to fans. It proposes to decentralize, digitalize and globalize club ownership so that any fan can become an owner. Their proposal is based on ideas from the Stanford University sports fields and proposes crowdfunding rounds so that anyone can invest in a company and become a shareholder.

F2o Sports aims to change the situation where fans are at the bottom of the organizational pyramid of sports. They offer digital engagement between fans and their favorite clubs so that every shareholder can make important decisions, and managers' 'would turn to the audience for advice. In this way, the bond between club and fans will be strengthened, even if they cannot get to the stadium.

The company already has talks with clubs from the Spanish second league and Primera RFEF, the third national category. They are selecting a club to offer its fans to invest in and make it more successful. At the moment, a Primera RFEF or Segunda División La Liga club is being considered, as these championships are well organized and regulated. The company is looking to expand the value of the team, starting in the lower leagues and going higher up the pyramid to increase its assets and preserve the club's history.

F2o Sports has just introduced their brand and company to the public. They are inviting people to sign up for their' 'website to be informed of the upcoming round of investment. They plan to acquire a club in Tercera or Segunda División by the end of the year. The company has already visited Spain and received positive feedback from clubs and owners. They are interested in clubs around Madrid and Barcelona to continue their global strategy and make going to club matches great entertainment.