Courtois buys into French football with surprise Le Mans takeover
Thibaut Courtois has become part of the ownership structure at Le Mans FC, expanding his career into football investment while continuing to compete at the top level.
According to 433, which first reported the development, the Real Madrid and Belgium goalkeeper has joined an investor group that already includes Novak Djokovic, Felipe Massa and Kevin Magnussen. The report states that Courtois is investing through his company, NXTPLAY Capital.
The addition places another internationally recognized athlete inside a project that brings together experience from football, tennis and motorsport. As reported by 433, the aim behind the investment is centered on structured growth and long-term progress.
A strategic investment beyond the pitch
Courtois is entering the project via NXTPLAY Capital, an investment vehicle focused on sports-related growth initiatives. According to 433, the emphasis of the Le Mans FC project is sustainability and gradual expansion rather than short-term impact.
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Although financial details have not been disclosed, Courtois’ involvement adds global visibility to Le Mans FC’s ambitions. The club is seeking to strengthen its competitive position within French football while building a broader international profile.
Multi-sport backing strengthens Le Mans vision
Courtois joins a group of prominent athletes who have chosen to invest in sports organizations during their active careers. According to 433’s report, the collaboration reflects a wider pattern of elite players seeking influence beyond their playing roles.
For Le Mans FC, the arrival of Courtois alongside Novak Djokovic, Felipe Massa and Kevin Magnussen reinforces the club’s effort to assemble a diverse and high-profile ownership group.
Sources: 433
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