On the pitch, AC Milan are fighting for their first Scudetto since the 2010/11 season with just three games remaining. Off the pitch, however, the owners are negotiating with two separate firms over the sale of the club.
The two parties that are interested are Investcorp and RedBird Capital. The former, based in Bahrain, are in advanced talks with Elliott Management (Milan owners) but the period of exclusivity has expired. That’s why RedBird, based in the US, has emerged.
According to the Italian newspaper Verita e Affari, as cited by MilanEye, RedBird have offered more money than Investciopr to buy Milan. The Bahrain-based fund have put €1.1bn on the table but is no longer the highest offer, in other words.
With that said, both firms are still in the running as Elliott consider them both strong candidates. It remains to be seen what the decision will be, but it’s clear that the Singer family will make sure the club ends up in good hands.
