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A picture says a thousand words

(05-07-2016, 08:42 AM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: [ -> ]A picture says a thousand words

Who photoshopped the suit and the tie on Berlusconi?

I think his comment will upset alot of milan fans on china because of racist comment. While others hate him because he didnt want to sell.

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He must be realistic because nowadays, beside the Arabs, the Chinese groups are the most potential to spend money to buy a football club..

Speaking of that "rich italian investor" - any prophecies when he's going to be borned?

He is surely playing politics. When was last time a European, let alone Italian, group spent 1 billion (or close) on a football team?

http://www.football-italia.net/84019/berlusconi-has-go

"A Carlos Bacca penalty gave Milan a 1-0 win over Bologna in their penultimate game of the Serie A season, but barring a Sassuolo collapse or improbable Coppa Italia Final victory over Juventus, the Rossoneri will finish the outside of the European places.
After yet another disappointing season, the main focus at the club is on the off-field situation, with conflicting rumours about the potential Chinese takeover in circulation.
Whilst Milan remain one of the grandest old names in world football, the current reality is that the club has significant debts, is loss-making, and has not won a major trophy for several years. That said, the appeal of the club’s tradition and history remains strong, and if rumours are to be believed, China’s richest man is involved in the potential purchase of the club.
The Chinese investment group are said to want to complete the purchase by June, and it is thought that they would release capital to make new signings, rather than to service the club’s debt. But until things are confirmed, Milan’s tifosi may well put their excitement on hold, given Silvio Berlusconi’s previous reluctance to sell.
Berlusconi has admitted that he does not have the funds to rival the money being invested in European rivals such as Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City, and seems to appreciate the need to sell to make the club great again.
However, this is a man who has controlled the club for 30 years, and who has previously shown his inability to move on and let the club progress without him.
A year ago, a deal to sell to a Thai businessman was allegedly very close to completion, but Berlusconi withdrew and the deal collapsed. Now, with some reporting that negotiations are moving forwards with the Chinese group, Berlusconi has released a video through his Facebook page professing his preference to sell to Italian owners.
None of this, of course, is helping the club or its fans, and whilst some are uneasy about investment from abroad, international ownership is the reality of modern football. If Milan truly wish to compete at the top European level again, there may be little choice but to sell to an incredibly wealthy foreign owner.
In any case, the club does not need to lose its Italian identity, even if it does not have an Italian owner. A strong, young Italian core could be built around players already in the squad, with the likes of Gigio Donnarumma, Alessio Romagnoli, Davide Calabria, Giacomo Bonaventura and José Mauri, who is eligible to play for both Italy and Argentina.
If new owners were to invest money to provide new players to compliment this core, it should not really matter if the owners themselves are Italian or not. The world of football has become increasingly globalised, and if Berlusconi continues to delay, waiting for perfect (Italian) buyer, the club are only going to fall further behind the current European elite."

Even Simone Inzaghi has jumped on the bandwagon

“Despite some criticising, we’ve seen what the last four or five Coaches have managed to do at Milan. Plus the club didn’t invest at all when he was there, as the team was put together from free agents and loans."

Also why in earth are we thinking of getting Montella, its not going to make any difference.

New reports suggest a Milan deal must be agreed tomorrow, or negotiations will collapse.
Corriere dello Sport reports that the group from the Far East is growing increasingly frustrated with the patron, and have set a final deadline for tomorrow.

If true we can look forward to a collapse
http://www.football-italia.net/84086/tom...milan-sale