Cádiz Club de Fútbol is facing a crucial match in an unusual playing field, having hired the services of US investment boutique Clear Street to launch the listing of Nomadar, the Andalusian team's subsidiary responsible for developing Sportech City, on the Nasdaq. Cádiz's goal with Nomadar's leap to the New York Nasdaq is to raise 123 million euros in capital from investors in the market over the next few years. This money will be used, along with 167 million euros in debt and direct contributions from Cádiz, to finance the construction of Sportech City, which is expected to open in 2030 and will have a surface area of 110,000 square meters to accommodate a large auditorium for 40,000 spectators, as well as a hotel, a sports clinic, shops, restaurants, and a data center. Nomadar has already registered with the SEC the prospectus for its listing on the New York exchange, which will not be done through a public offering of shares, but through a direct listing. Under this formula, Nomadar's shares will start trading when Clear Street verifies that there is investor interest and liquidity for the shares of that company, which Cádiz has domiciled in the state of Delaware. Cádiz plans to inject an additional 10 million dollars in capital into Nomadar during the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years. The subsidiary has authorization to issue up to 100 million shares for sale to investors, which, depending on the price it marks on the stock exchange, will allow it to reach the target set to help finance Sportech City. In addition to this business, Nomadar also manages a high-performance center for Cádiz and has assumed the rights to use the image of Mágico González outside of Spain. The subsidiary will have to pay 15% of the sales it generates.