Milan's Financial Position
(06-28-2018, 11:21 PM)nefremo Wrote: So based on this, if a new shareholder comes in, there should be no more doubts of credibility and we should easily win the appeal.

According to Milannews, seems likely...

https://www.milannews.it/news/milan-vers...ole-299807

It's a joke, but there's nothing new to add, you and slifersd have pretty much summed it up in previous posts perfectly. I want regulations of spending in football, but FFP just continues to get worse and fundamentally seems to conflict with what it was supposed to be set up for.
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Rocco Commisso is waiting for Yonghong Li’s consent on his offer to purchase Milan and is already working on potential defensive strategy to present himself to TAS [Sky]
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An interesting read on Commisso

https://www.forbes.com/sites/noahkirsch/...6c42f42fbe
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Thanks Dev, interesting.

The latest is Commisso will try to convince Li in person. In my opinion Li is not letting go, let's hope I am wrong.
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Li wants to commit suicide? Certainly seems that way
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That's required indeed. In figurative way ,of course.
Avaiting for arrival of exorcist into our boardroom.
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Hahaa

Seems like Rocco is more or less done with negotiations.

Not too worried about it to be honest. It's only a matter of time that Li loses Milan now. Not sure how he thinks he'll make more money in October.

My guess is he might even crawl back to Rocco and sell anyway. Thing is, even in these circumstances Rocco gave him a very fair offer. It's not like he was trying to short change him.
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(06-29-2018, 09:26 PM)nefremo Wrote: Hahaa

Seems like Rocco is more or less done with negotiations.

Not too worried about it to be honest. It's only a matter of time that Li loses Milan now. Not sure how he thinks he'll make more money in October.

My guess is he might even crawl back to Rocco and sell anyway. Thing is, even in these circumstances Rocco gave him a very fair offer. It's not like he was trying to short change him.

Nah Rocco isn't done.  It's just at a standstill
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Commisso's statement could be a strategy to make this deal happen: at the moment the deal is stalled because they can't agree but it is not completely over

- Di Marzio
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