Investment summary

239% commercial revenue growth over five seasons, the highest of any European football club. Pre-tax profit of £24.1m in 2022/23 season believed to be highest ever at the Premier level. Six seasons in the Premier League during the last decade.Partnership deals with global brands including American Airlines, ASUS, and Football Manager.Once owned by rockstar and superfan Harry John who is now Honorary Life President. Strong social media presence with over five million followers worldwide, placing the club at #16 across England. Awarded the Advanced Level for the Premier League’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Standard

Under the direction of Owner Gino Perelli and Chairman Scott Johnsbury, Merseyside Blue Football Club has undergone a transformation.



The Club’s facilities are now industry leading from the training ground to the matchday experience at the Victoria Stadium.

The renowned international player recruitment program is both a strength for squad building and for generating record profits in the player transfer market.

Strategic partnerships with major brands have led to the largest increase in commercial revenues across all European football clubs. 

The Club now has a five million strong following online in addition to its dedicated local supporter base. 

Merseyside Blue FC has all the building blocks in place for its next goal - winning the Premier League and sustained success in England’s top flight.



Now, in alignment with this track record of development and innovation, Merseyside Blue FC is providing its fans, other football lovers and savvy investors the opportunity to purchase digital equity in the historic Club. 

In addition to the digital equity, investors will also have the option to receive tokens and access exclusive offers, plus there are plans to facilitate future trading of the tokens.

The difference in financial profile between the two leagues is considerable. Promotion to the Premier League brings over $150M of increased annual income across TV rights and commercial revenues in the first year alone. A presence in the Premier League also has the potential to activate a larger international fan base.

The Club has shown the capacity of playing at the highest level, spending six of the last ten years in the Premier League. The team also advanced to the FA Cup final in 2020.

Merseyside Blue FC plans to continue investing across the squad and club infrastructure to attain promotion and then to sustain that success through a continued presence in the Premier League. 

Thanks to the development of new young players and planned additions to the squad, the Club believes the team has the potential to win the Premier League during the 2024/25 season.

In 2015, Manchester United became the first football club to reach a valuation over £1 billion. Today, their valuation sits at £4.8 billion with the average Premier League club pegged at £1.5 billion.

All 20 of the Premier League clubs rank among the 30 richest football clubs in the world. As a result, a sustained presence in the Premier League has been known to result in a club’s valuation growing 2x to 3x or more within a few years.

This pattern is in large part due to higher broadcast rights fees. The “live” nature of sports makes it one of the last programs that must be watched in real time, producing some of the largest viewing audiences and creating an attractive environment for advertisers.  

The Premier League is a clear example of this as the world’s most watched sporting property, reaching 188 countries and a cumulative audience for live programming of 1.35 billion. The league just signed a new agreement for UK broadcasting rights worth $2.6 billion per season with new international deals still to come.



The end result is generally tens of billions of dollars in higher rights fees which are then distributed to the clubs.