It has been widely reported that AC Milan’s owner, Gerry Cardinale, is open to selling a minority stake in the club and there could be interest.
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There has been plenty of interest in Milan in recent years, and there likely will be in years to come. After all, they are one of the biggest clubs in the world and despite recent failings, they have never lost that position amongst the elites.
In every sense of the word, they are sleeping giants. So, interest in the club will remain at a high, especially when you look at the future. Although this summer could be difficult – stars leaving and no structure in place – they have a long-term plan and the stadium being built represents major capital potential.
Due to this, they remain an interesting prospect financially.
Potential investment?
Last month, there were claims from America that Cardinale was listening to offers for a minority stake in the club, but nothing really emerged from those discussions. Now, a new party could be interested.
According to Elis Buse Arac (via MilanPosts on X), a Turkish reporter, the presidential candidate for Fenerbahce, Hakan Safi, is considering buying a stake in the Rossoneri in the coming years. It is unknown what percentage it would be or what his demands would be. However, it is an interesting claim.
Considering he recently met with Paolo Maldini, perhaps the Diavolo and Cardinale were discussed a little…