AC Milan’s shareholders’ meeting: The new board of directors

A picture shows the logo of "Casa Milan", the AC Milan's headquarters hosting a shop and a museum dedicated to the Serie A football club, on April 14, 2017 before a press conference of Chinese investors "Rossoneri Sport Investment Lux" in Milan. Serie A giants AC Milan were sold to Rossoneri Sport Investment Lux yesterday in a deal which sees the Chinese-led consortium take a 99.9% stake in the club. The seven-time European champions who are Italy's most succcessful club in international competition, have been owned by former three-time Italy prime minister Silvio Berlusconi since 1986. A joint statement by AC Milan's holding company Fininvest and Rossoneri Sport Investment Lux said on April 13, 2017 : "Today Fininvest has completed the sale of the entire stake owned in AC Milan - equal to 99.93% - to Rossoneri Sport Investment Lux." / AFP PHOTO / MIGUEL MEDINA (Photo credit should read MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP/Getty Images)

The shareholders’ meeting at Casa Milan has just ended, with Elliott announcing the new directors that will replace the Chinese. 


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According to Milano Finanza, Elliott have called for the immediate exit of current Milan CEO, Marco Fassone, as well as the four Chinese members of the board. 

The new board of directors will be as follows: Paolo Scaroni (also as president), Marco Patuano, Frank Tuil, Giorgio Furlani, Alfredo Craca, Salvatore Cerchione, Gianluca D’Avanzo and Stefano Cocirio until 2020. The proposal to appoint the new board was approved unanimously. 

Regarding a new CEO, the final decision will be taken very soon, most likely on Monday. The most probable candidates are Roma’s Umberto Gandini and Arsenal’s Ivan Gazidis. 

Paolo Scaroni took some time to say a few words after he was appointed the new president of the club: “I’m a Milanista, imagine what a great honour it is for me to become president of Milan.”

Now former Milan board member, Roberto Cappelli, also spoke about the situation, praising Elliott: “Elliott want to invest in Milan with fresh resources and willingness, guarantee that the club meets all the commitments and complies with UEFA rules.”

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