A number of professional advisors in the soccer industry said that negotiations between various English clubs and investors over so-called team lineup value financing are increasing. According to people familiar with the matter, the amount of this new type of loan is based on the valuation of the club's first-line player lineup; in some cases, lenders only use expected accounts receivable from players' potential transfers as a guarantee. People familiar with the matter revealed that London-based sports financial institution 23 Capital has now restarted operations and has team lineup value loans as its core business. A veteran soccer financial advisor said, “We're really seeing more and more demand. Everyone is understanding this funding model.” 23 Capital declined to comment.

A number of professional advisors in the soccer industry said that negotiations between various English clubs and investors over so-called team lineup value financing are increasing. People familiar with the matter said that the amount of this new type of loan is based on the valuation of the club's first-line player lineup; in some cases, lenders only use expected accounts receivable from players' potential transfers as a guarantee. People familiar with the matter revealed that London-based sports financial institution 23 Capital has now restarted operations and has team lineup value loans as its core business. A veteran soccer financial advisor said, “We're really seeing more and more demand. Everyone is understanding this funding model.” 23 Capital declined to comment.