Milan - Fininvest denied the news that they would call off the ownership of AC Milan. Whereas Albania businessman who reportedly was preparing to acquire a large fund.
Financial crisis experienced since at least last season plus the legal problems experienced by Fininvest make Silvio Berlusconi's Milan will take off rapidly developed. Moreover, later appeared Rezart name Taci, Albanian businessman who expressed readiness to become the new boss Diavolo Rosso.
Unmitigated, millionaire oil importer business is reportedly prepared to pay 700 million euros, or about Rp 9.8 trillion.
"Spending 700 million euros is not a problem. The company I'm used to doing a big deal and finish it until the end," Taci said in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport as reported by Reuters.
But the Fininvest, which is the parent company of Milan, denied any such news. Although the court is required to pay damages of Rp 10 T, the Berlusconi-owned company said the club would not sell the seven collecting the Champions League title.
"There's no chance (Fininvest) to sell AC Milan. Related to the crowded news media reported, Fininvest, once again denied all outstanding claims related to the possibility to sell AC Milan," the statement contained in the official club website.
Milan Not For Sale!
Milan - Fininvest denied the news that they would call off the ownership of AC Milan. Whereas Albania businessman who reportedly was preparing to acquire a large fund.
Financial crisis experienced since at least last season plus the legal problems experienced by Fininvest make Silvio Berlusconi's Milan will take off rapidly developed. Moreover, later appeared Rezart name Taci, Albanian businessman who expressed readiness to become the new boss Diavolo Rosso.
Unmitigated, millionaire oil importer business is reportedly prepared to pay 700 million euros, or about Rp 9.8 trillion.
"Spending 700 million euros is not a problem. The company I'm used to doing a big deal and finish it until the end," Taci said in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport as reported by Reuters.
But the Fininvest, which is the parent company of Milan, denied any such news. Although the court is required to pay damages of Rp 10 T, the Berlusconi-owned company said the club would not sell the seven collecting the Champions League title.
"There's no chance (Fininvest) to sell AC Milan. Related to the crowded news media reported, Fininvest, once again denied all outstanding claims related to the possibility to sell AC Milan," the statement contained in the official club website.
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