TOCA Football today announced that it has raised approximately $100 million in private offerings to accelerate its global growth by investing in new technologies, upgrading its TOCA Soccer training centers, and opening additional soccer-themed TOCA Social entertainment venues.

TOCA raised its Series F round from both existing shareholders and new investors. Notably, Jim Kavanaugh, founder and CEO of World Wide Technology (WWT) and co-owner of the professional soccer team St. Louis CITY SC, and members of his leadership team; Bill Anderson, former chairman and CEO of Anderson Holdings, founder of First Beverage Group, and founder of June Street Capital; Jared Smith, co-founder of Qualtrics; and chess grandmaster and soccer enthusiast Magnus Carlsen all participated in the round, as did existing investor and England Men's National Team captain Harry Kane. Kane recently renewed his collaboration agreement with TOCA and will continue to serve as a key brand ambassador.

TOCA Football is the world's leading soccer experience company, transforming the sport and building communities that inspire everybody to play the beautiful game. TOCA operates two primary businesses: TOCA Soccer, the largest operator of tech-enabled soccer training centers in North America with 39 locations, and TOCA Social, the world's first soccer-themed entertainment and dining venues, currently operating in London and Birmingham.