The world's richest man is considering buying a stake in the Real

Media reports indicate that investment offers for Real Madrid have been increasing since the club's management announced its intention to open the door to share purchases. The Spanish newspaper Vozpópuli revealed that well-informed sources within European sports investment circles confirmed that Bernard Arnault, who topped the list of the world's richest people in 2014, is seriously considering entering the world of football by acquiring a minority stake in Real Madrid. The newspaper explained that completing this move would represent a significant shift in the approach of one of the world's biggest clubs, which has historically maintained a fan-owned ownership model and rejected any external investment. These developments coincide with Florentino Pérez's preparations to announce, on Sunday, an unprecedented plan to open the club to foreign investment for the first time in its history. The newspaper confirmed that Arnault's interest is not surprising, given the continued expansion of his group in the luxury, entertainment, and sports sectors.