Frosinone Calcio changes ownership to American fund Gamechanger 20, but sports management will remain in the hands of Maurizio Stirpe. This operation marks a turning point for the Ciociaro club, which will celebrate its hundred years of football existence in 2028. The company's control will pass to the American fund, with Brett Johnson, an American entrepreneur, leading the operation. The Stirpe family, which has managed the club for 23 years, has represented a real turning point for Frosinone Calcio. The club has climbed the categories, from C2 to C1 and then to B, and has reached the top flight four times. Maurizio Stirpe had promised to sell the club only to safe hands and had publicly 'cleared' the funds, talking about them as a solution to the problem and not a problem for Italian football. The operation would reward the patience and foresight of the Ciociaro entrepreneur, who had already been looking for a valid partner to secure a future for his sports 'creature'. The reference model for this operation was Atalanta, a club that left the Percassi family, with President Antonio, at the helm after the acquisition by foreign capital. Ipswich Town F.C. was also acquired by the American fund Gamechanger 20 in 2021 and reached promotion to the Premier League with significant investments in facilities and corporate management. Frosinone Calcio can count on a rosy future with the new owner and sports management by Maurizio Stirpe. The next season will be crucial for the Ciociaro club, which will have to confirm its presence in Serie B. The American fund Gamechanger 20 has already demonstrated its ability to manage a football club successfully, as in the case of Ipswich Town F.C. Frosinone Calcio can therefore count on a stable and rosy future with the new owner. The Ciociaro team will have to work hard to achieve its goals, but with Maurizio Stirpe's sports management and the support of the American fund, the future looks promising.