Ann: Catapult Passes 150 National Teams, page-58

https://www.ft.com/content/f556846c-61e4-11e9-a27a-fdd51850994c

this is the bit that concerns me - these two are the real deal - so who else have they got to finance and endorse their consumer products?

Mr Sterling, who plays for Manchester City, and Mr Oxlade-Chamberlain, who is at Liverpool, have both invested at least £1m in the company, according to people familiar with the transaction.The investment is predicated on the idea that the high-profile Premier League footballers will provide star power for the company as it begins a push to sell products to a wider group of consumers and amateur sportspeople worldwide.We’re getting investment from Alex and Raheem as they know the value of this technology better than anyoneJarlath Quinn, STATSports’ chief global strategistMr Sterling and Mr Oxlade Chamberlain will become “global ambassadors” for the company’s products and help target millions of football fans.“We’ve never taken on investment before as we have been bootstrapped,” said Jarlath Quinn, chief global strategist at STATSports. “We’re getting investment from Alex and Raheem as they know the value of this technology better than anyone. We see it as a ringing endorsement.”