Milan is not for sale. Fininvest specifies it in a note, denying the rumors of a negotiation with the Thai billionaire Bee Taechaubol.
After rumors on Saturday, when the newspaper La Repubblica reported an offer from an unspecified investor, the businessman Bee Taechaubol, Also known as Mr B, came out in an interview with a Thai newspaper, in which he stated that he had already offered a billion euros to acquire the share majority of AC Milan, hoping to close the deal by the end of February.
After this bomb from Asia, Fininvest she hastened to issue a press release in which she replied that she was "not interested in the sale of majority shares in AC Milan". In addition to this clarification, Fininvest clarified that several investors "have shown interest in partnerships relating to Milan itself, but there are no concrete talks and even less pre-agreements or decisive meetings on the agenda".
An extremely concise press release which, however, does not resolve all doubts and does not put the question relating to the possible transfer of part of the shares in the Rossoneri company into the attic.
Given the lack of investments in recent years, the team's difficult situation in the standings and the project for a new stadium, the AC Milan club could consider possible offers from new partners in the near future for the acquisition of minority stakes or medium and long-term collaborations period for financing the construction of the new AC Milan stadium.
