Since Elliott Management took over AC Milan in 2018, it has been a journey towards the top for the Rossoneri. They are a serious contender for the Scudetto for the first time in ten years, which says a lot.
Indeed, Elliott Management have really turned things around for the club, which was absolutely necessary given how the financial situation looked before. Yonghong Li’s short tenure at the club was a disaster and almost brought the club to the ground.
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Thanks to smart investments, new sponsorships and smart management, Milan have improved on every single front. The success on the pitch has helped a lot with sponsorships and also competition revenue, such as the Champions League income.
A few days ago, Forbes (via JuveFCNews) published a list of the richest owners in football. And from that, a list with just the club owners of Italian clubs was made. Milan are ahead of Inter and Juventus, but they aren’t the richest.
1: Robert and Mihael Hartono (Como, 45 billion dollars)
2: Silvio Berlusconi (Monza, 7.1 billion)
3: Rocco Commisso (Fiorentina, 6.1 billion)
4: Joey Saputo (Bologna, 4.8 billion)
5: Dan Friedkin (Rome, 4.3 billion)
6: Paul Singer (Milan, 4.3 billion)
7: Marco and Veronica Squinzi and Simona Giorgetta (Sassuolo, 3.9 billion)
8: Renzo Rosso (Vicenza, 3.5 billion)
9: John Elkann (Juventus, 2.1 billion)
10: Antonio Percassi (Atalanta, 1.4 billion)
Rich in the bank but won’t spend to buy quality and experience players?
Garbage
Buy good players at least 3 to rule and relaunch ur pedigree