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Milan aims at the IPO, Inter at dribbling the UEFA restrictions

Milan's Chinese aim to list the Rossoneri company on Wall Street or on the Chinese Stock Exchange by 2018 in order to be able to repay the onerous loans received from the American fund Elliott - Inter's Chinese, on the other hand, are trying to recover 30 million to reach break-even in June budget to get rid of the financial fair play that blocks the transfer market

Milan aims at the IPO, Inter at dribbling the UEFA restrictions

List Milan on the Stock Exchange – either in China or on Wall Street – to repay the very onerous loans, which reach up to 13%, granted for 18 months to the Chinese consortium by the American fund Elliot to take over the AC Milan club. This is the objective of the broker Yonghong Li, who leads the Chinese who want to buy Milan, if all goes smoothly at the closing on April 14 when the Berlusconi family should definitively hand over.

If they fail to burn time to launch the IPO as early as next year, the Chinese would have only one alternative to avoid being overwhelmed by debt and that is to open the doors of capital to new investors, but with all the unknowns that this entails and which could overturn new uncertainties about the AC Milan club on the eve of a very demanding transfer market.

Precisely to face the summer transfer market hands-free, the Chinese of Inter, according to reports from "Il Sole 24 Ore", are instead trying to dribble financial fair play. But to do so, it is necessary to balance the budget, an operation that is anything but easy and which, in order to go through, requires around 30 million to be recovered in a very few months.

The Chinese of the Suning group hope to reach new profitable commercial agreements in the East but, if all this proves impossible, the only alternative would be to sell some champions to raise cash. Brozovic is the number one suspect, but the operation requires the go-ahead from Lega Calcio first and then from UEFA, because the dates of the transfer market calendar (which starts on July 30st) and that of the presentation of the financial statements (set for June XNUMXth ) They do not match.

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