💨 Abstract
Novak Djokovic, Felix Massa, and Kevin Magnussen have become investors in French second-tier soccer club Le Mans. They join other investors, including Latin American sports investment firm OutField and Georgios Frangulis. The club begins its league campaign on Aug. Djokovic boasts 24 Grand Slam titles, Massa won 11 F1 races, and Magnussen participated in nearly 200 F1 races.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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