Thibaut Courtois
Thibaut Courtois already co-owns three clubs in three different countries, but he plans to invest in more
Not just Genk, the club to which he owes everything: the Belgian goalkeeper is thinking like a professional investor and already planning for the day he retires.
Thibaut Courtois Keeps Buying Football Clubs Across Europe — and Now He’s Gone Back to Genk
After investing in Le Mans and Extremadura, the Real Madrid goalkeeper has now become co-owner of the club where he made his debut.
Le Mans is back in Ligue 1 thanks to a project inspired by Como and that has involved Novak Djokovic, Felipe Massa and Thibault Courtois
The ownership's objectives are clear: to consolidate itself in the top French division and, above all, to become the best youth academy in the country.