When Austin FC investors lined up at the stadium groundbreaking Monday, two new figures were in the group.

Toby Neugebauer and David Kahn are set to join Two Oak Ventures, rounding out a group that includes majority partner and CEO Anthony Precourt and the four locals who were revealed at a ceremony last month: investment firm head Eduardo “Eddie” Margain, oil and gas executive Bryan Sheffield, Dell executive Marius Haas and actor Matthew McConaughey.

“The two individuals (Neugebauer and Kahn) are limited investors,” Austin FC President Andy Loughnane told the American-Statesman. “They are friends and business associates of Eddie Margain.”

Neugebauer is a co-founder of Quantum Energy Partners, a Houston-based private equity firm with investments in the oil industry. He made headlines during the 2016 presidential election after donating $10 million to a super PAC that backed U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, though only $1 million of the investment was spent. Neugebauer’s father is retired U.S. Rep. Randy Neugebauer of Texas.

Kahn is an Austin real estate developer and managing partner of Colina West Limited.

Neugebauer and Kahn will round out the initial investor group for the nascent Major League Soccer franchise, and their investments are smaller than the four minority partners previously announced, according to a source familiar with the process.

“All Two Oak investors have a wide variety of relationships and local ties in Austin and in Texas that will be important to Austin FC’s growth and ongoing operations,” Loughnane said.

Details on how much funding the team has received from investors have not been released.