Congratulations Milan!Middle Eastern tycoons took over Milan for 550 million, Pioli stepped down, an

Mondo Sports Updated on 2024-01-31

AC Milan had bad luck in this game, because the victory and defeat were related to Milan who were out of the Champions League Group of Death and could only participate in the Europa League. The league is nine points behind city rivals Inter Milan and is at a disadvantage in the Serie A title contender. Milan's star Rafael Leao missed many rounds due to injury, which greatly reduced Milan's attacking ability. After RedBird Capital sacked Maldini, the quality of Milan's signings did not improve significantly. Recently, Italy** announced the cancellation of the "growth decree", which will further increase the cost of recruiting Serie A teams, making it even worse for Serie A teams that are already tightening their belts to get by. This will also prompt the RedBird Group to withdraw from Italian football as soon as possible, and Milan is likely to welcome a new owner.

According to the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Redbird Capital borrowed 5500 million euros. There are currently Arab investors who are ready to buy the loan to take over the operation of AC Milan from RedBird Capital. It is reported that the interest in acquiring AC Milan may be from Bahrain's shares**. In the context of Milan's poor record and the cancellation of the increase decree in Italy, RedBird Capital may give all the shares of the Milan club to a Middle Eastern consortium and completely withdraw from Italian football. This is great news for Milan, the arrival of Middle Eastern capital can give Milan a more generous budget, and it is only a matter of time before they recruit in the transfer market.

The sovereign investor from Bahrain offered AC Milan's city rivals Inter Milan a takeover this summer, but Inter president Zhang Kangyang rejected it. After the rejection of the takeover**, the Bahraini consortium is likely to turn its attention to the Rossoneri AC Milan. It is understood that after the acquisition of the Milan club by Middle East capital, a series of reforms will be carried out on the club. Once the acquisition is completed, it is very likely that Middle East Capital will bring back Maldini, the meritorious general manager who was sacked by RedBird Capital, and give him a full transfer of the Milan club. The new owners are skeptical of current manager Stefano Pioli's ability to coach, and Milan are likely to terminate Pioli's contract early at the end of the season. The current Italian boss of Brighton & Hove Albion will succeed Stefano Pioli as the new AC Milan manager.

If Middle Eastern Capital completes the acquisition of Milan FC, Serie A is likely to usher in a new development opportunity. Including Inter Milan, Juventus and other Serie A giants are likely to ** club shares, attracting more powerful consortia and local tyrants to invest in the Serie A league, and the Serie A teams that have obtained a lot of funds are expected to reshape the glory of the small World Cup that year.

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