Bad news for Milan fans. As qualification in the Champions League has become increasingly unlikely, today Milan will present a plan B to UEFA in Nyon to demonstrate that they are in compliance with financial fair play. And it's a plan of tears and blood: especially for the fans.
The Rossoneri club will present a plan for the voluntary agreement which - to avoid sanctions - provides for drastic spending cuts and painful transfers, including big names.
If UEFA accepts Milan's proposals, the Rossoneri will have to resign themselves to putting champions of the caliber of Donnarumma and Suso on the market. Perhaps Donnarumma's attorney, Mino Raiola, who senses new princely earnings, was not entirely wrong in doubting the solidity of the new Chinese ownership of Milan, on which former president Silvio Berlusconi has also recently expressed serious doubts.
In the new plan, Milan will highlight that debts have dropped from 220 to 158 million and that in the spring they will try to renegotiate a new loan of at least 400 million with Merrill Lynch. But it will not be enough to avoid the sacrifice of the most loved champions.
However, today we will understand the orientation of UEFA which can accept, reject or postpone the new AC Milan plan.
