Brera Holdings, the football company owning clubs in Italy, North Macedonia, Mozambique, and Mongolia, has announced a bold transformation. Backed by a $300 million investment from Cathie Wood and Pulsar Group, the company will undergo a major rebrand, adopting the new name Solmate.
As part of this shift, Brera plans to integrate with the Solana (SOL) ecosystem, aiming to launch fan engagement tools, NFT platforms, tokenized assets, and blockchain-driven solutions for sports media rights and broadcasting.
The company also revealed plans for a dual listing in both the United States and the United Arab Emirates, strengthening its position across traditional sports and the fast-growing Web3 investment space.
Brera Holdings has been expanding through a “multi-club ownership” model, acquiring teams in emerging football markets. With blockchain integration, the group is positioning itself to become the first global Web3-powered football holding, bridging the gap between sports and digital assets.
Investors see Solmate as a potential game-changer, creating a unique ecosystem for clubs, players, and fans that combines the passion of sports with the scalability of blockchain technology.
