A report has emerged suggesting that AC Milan’s CEO Giorgio Furlani held meetings while out in the Middle East about investment opportunities.
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Today’s edition of La Repubblica (via PianetaMilan) has published another interesting article regarding Milan after yesterday’s long interview with the former technical director Paolo Maldini, who spoke at length about his exit among other topics.
Now, the paper states that there was an important management meeting between Milan’s owner Gerry Cardinale, the CEO Giorgio Furlani and some Arab investors. Indeed, in the last few hours some rumours have emerged regarding a meeting that took place in Bahrain between the aforementioned people.
According to news from the Middle East, the club could undergo a corporate reorganisation, though the details of it remain vague.
Yesterday, Italian journalist Maurizio Pistocchi reported that PIF are keeping tabs on both Milan and Inter having seemingly gone cold on the idea of acquiring Juventus. The Public Investment Fund is the sovereign wealth fund of Saudi Arabia, so perhaps the missions to the Middle East are more than just networking.
