Alverca, a club in the Portuguese Primeira Liga, is undergoing significant changes in its shareholder structure for the 2025/26 season. The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) confirmed that Futebol Clube de Alverca Consulting, which held 77% of the SAD, has seen its stake reduced to 18%. The majority of shares, now 64%, are in the hands of Universo Big 7, a Spanish company. This change comes after Alverca's promotion from the II Liga, where they finished second in the last edition. The new shareholder structure was approved in a general assembly, reflecting a trend of foreign investment in Portuguese football. Brazilian businessman Ricardo Vicintin, who previously held a significant stake, sold his share to a group of Spanish investors. These changes aim to strengthen Alverca's position in the national football elite and ensure a more stable and competitive future for the club.