APOEL signs confidentiality agreement with potential investor

The board of directors of APOEL Football Company and the APOEL Association announced that they have signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with one of three parties interested in the club's administration. While official statements remain cautious, characterizing the discussions as early-stage and non-binding, reports identify the interested party as Cypriot businessman Savvas Liasis. Liasis, known for managing large-scale investment funds and corporate restructuring, is reportedly seeking a majority stake in the football department. The club's nominal share capital was increased in November 2024 from 8.55 million euros to 50 million euros, with roughly 42 million euros currently available. Negotiations involve the club's advisory committee and focus on a management model for the football division to ensure financial stability. Official sources emphasize that no final agreement has been reached yet and urge fans to await further updates only through official channels.