Inter Miami CF has named Victor Oliver Senior Vice President, Facilities Revenues & Operations for the club. The former FC Barcelona executive will join Inter Miami CF after six seasons with the LaLiga club and 20 years of experience in business strategy and revenue.
Oliver, who is pending receipt of his authorization to work in the United States, will lead Inter Miami CF ticketing and all related facilities departments at the club, including ticketing, parking, meetings and events, food and beverages, and operations. Oliver will report directly to Chief Business Officer, Xavier Asensi.
“We are excited that we can attract someone of Victor’s caliber to our club, and believe he will be an extremely integral addition for us, particularly as we grow our season ticket base and prepare for Miami Freedom Park,” said Asensi.
“Major League Soccer has big aspirations to become one of the premier fútbol leagues in the world and it is on that trajectory,” said Oliver. “Inter Miami CF is a club with immense potential playing in a league on the rise and as a soccer fan and executive, I find that very exciting. With Miami Freedom Park coming in 2025 and the FIFA World Cup coming to Miami in 2026, I look forward to helping Inter Miami achieve its goal to become the top club in North America.”
Oliver most recently spent the last six years as the FC Barcelona Stadium and Museum Revenue Director, leading all revenues for the club’s facilities (aside for merchandise). Oliver’s responsibilities included men’s soccer First Team, women’s soccer First Team, men’s soccer second team, basketball, handball, futsal, roller hockey, Camp Nou Tour and Museum, ice ring, food and beverages, meetings, and events.
Oliver achieved many successes during his tenure with FC Barcelona, most notably, Oliver implemented a new ticket sales system based on predictive modeling to increase sales considerably for the club. FC Barcelona had their highest revenue game during Oliver’s tenure. The club also generated more stadium revenue than any club in Europe and opened the innovative first-of-its-kind Barca Café in FC Barcelona facilities under Oliver’s leadership, which created more opportunities for fans to enjoy the Barcelona brand and experience. In addition, FC Barcelona’s Sports Museum and Tours welcomed the most visitors in the World and secured the highest revenue in the World among sports museums while Oliver was at the helm.
FC Barcelona boasts the largest stadium in Europe in Camp Nou with 99,354 seats and more than 100 concession points of sale. The club has more than 80,000 Season Ticket Members. Camp Nou Tour & Museum is also the largest in sports. Oliver led FC Barcelona to +40M euro revenue per year (prior to the global pandemic), with +1.8M visitors per year.
While leading FC Barcelona Stadium and Revenue, FC Barcelona reached 137,514 members and the club scored first on the Deloitte Money League among soccer clubs in Europe in 2020. FC Barcelona had the highest revenue ever for a soccer club, nearing 200M euro in Oliver’s areas. In 2022, Forbes rated FC Barcelona as seventh most valuable sports team in the World (and second most valuable soccer club in the World).
Oliver holds a Mechanical Industrial Engineering degree from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and speaks four languages: Catalan, Spanish, French and English. Oliver will reside in Miami with his wife and three children.
