My farsi isn't so strong, but I think I understood that.
i sure you understood, youre my old n only friend here that understand persian
i hate this man so much nowdays for this situation
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My farsi isn't so strong, but I think I understood that.
In September 2016, Son met then Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. By the end of the 45-minute meeting, bin Salman, MBS, as he is known, had committed $45bn from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) to Son's Vision Fund. That's nearly half the value of what has become the biggest investment fund the world has ever seen.
A year later, Son was asked by Bloomberg's David Rubenstein if he got the money from MBS in one hour. To which the answer was "No, that's not true. I got $45bn in 45 minutes, that's $1bn per minute."
When Rubenstein queried how Son had pulled off this remarkable feat - surely, the most extraordinary in the history of financial salesmanship - he replied that he had told MBS "I am going to give you a gift, a Masa gift, a $1 trillion gift. OK, now it's interesting. You invest $100bn, I give you $1 trillion."
Mohammed bin Salman, in what for him was a moment of uncharacteristic caution, settled on $45bn as an initial investment in Son's fund.
Very smart man. That means he'd never invest in an Italian team.
Brother, like I said, yr the guy I thank for the Ibra translation... I'm really not being a prick to you, I said that at the beginning. But you also did write sumthin like: I dont dare share my true feelings on SA on the forum... and with this new post, I got confused a little. I meant no disrespect.
In September 2016, Son met then Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. By the end of the 45-minute meeting, bin Salman, MBS, as he is known, had committed $45bn from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) to Son's Vision Fund. That's nearly half the value of what has become the biggest investment fund the world has ever seen.
A year later, Son was asked by Bloomberg's David Rubenstein if he got the money from MBS in one hour. To which the answer was "No, that's not true. I got $45bn in 45 minutes, that's $1bn per minute."
When Rubenstein queried how Son had pulled off this remarkable feat - surely, the most extraordinary in the history of financial salesmanship - he replied that he had told MBS "I am going to give you a gift, a Masa gift, a $1 trillion gift. OK, now it's interesting. You invest $100bn, I give you $1 trillion."
Mohammed bin Salman, in what for him was a moment of uncharacteristic caution, settled on $45bn as an initial investment in Son's fund.
Between scum blood petrodollars and meme frauds, who would you prefer to be our owners?
SoftBank (Son) is the primary investor in the new club World Cup stuff with Fifa. There's talk that Milan would be included in the tournament because of our reach and history. It's being shot down by UEFA for obvious reasons, but it's a big sign that SoftBank and MBS are very interested in football and Milan is the only huge club that's up for sale at the moment.
We can and we will. Give it time.
We'll never be able to spend like the arabs, but that comes doen to EPL spending powerlr at TV rites. Italian clubs will always suffer in comparison.
We can still return to being great. And we will.
off course we will ,when this chinese fooders go away.
Laugh if we sold everyone to pay the 200 mill we owe to elliot
I think we'll do it with them.
i was gonna ask if u actually believed that but then i was like nahh..noone is that delusional lol
100% winning a scudetto and getting into CL (and winning it) under chinese rule.
no doubt about it.
date plz so i can hibernate till that day
Who gave Li 450M to purchase Milan? Clearly he didnt have this much of his own. Who is backing him? Li is just a face for the investors... the main question is who are the investors and if they still believe in the project.
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That's the big question. How did he finance the payment for the closing. Elliot gave him around 300m so where was the rest from? I really find it hard to believe that it's not money laundering and it found its way to Berlusconi and they're getting it back in EU assets somehow.
There really is no other explanation. If there were serious investors they'd have shown up and never allowed Elliot to be so close to a takeover. If there were serious investors, they never would have accepted Berlusconi's crazy valuation either. Those two facts clearly indicate that it must be dirty money being laundered into Europe and out of China.
Dzeko: “When I played in Zeljeznicar, my dream was to play in Milan. I was very close to a move to Milan in 2009, but Wolfsburg did not want to let me go.”
I'd prefer relegation than to sell our soul that way
MB, you said sumthin similar to this the other day on the forum... let me ask, and I'm not being a prick in anyway, Im a believer in letting ppl know where they stand, so to that end, are you a closeted dru?