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Madrid goalkeeper Courtois joins ownership group of French club
Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has joined the Brazilian investment fund OutField, which now owns second-division French side Le Mans, the club said on Thursday.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic and Brazilian racing driver Felipe Massa are also part of OutField, which has now become the majority owner of Le Mans.
Courtois sent a message to the team’s fans via YouTube, explaining his schedule at Real was keeping him busy but that he would visit soon.
“Hello to everyone at the club, especially the fans. We are convinced we can help Le Mans reach new heights in the coming months,” the Belgian international said.
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