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Daniel Maldini is ABSOLUTE GARBAGE AND HAS ZERO POTENTIAL
Gaunlet has been thrown down. Let's discuss...
Gaunlet has been thrown down. Let's discuss...
Daniel Maldini is ABSOLUTE GARBAGE AND HAS ZERO POTENTIAL
Gaunlet has been thrown down. Let's discuss...
Daniel Maldini is ABSOLUTE GARBAGE AND HAS ZERO POTENTIAL
Gaunlet has been thrown down. Let's discuss...
I watched a few Primavera games and I can say you are wrong. Whether he will become a great player is to be determined but he is surely talented. He is actually a very good set pieces taker.
I watched a few Milan games where he didn't play and I think he's trash
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports the results of the research carried out by Kpmg on the economic value of the top 32 European companies. The numbers of AC Milan have been disastrous, which in the last four years have seen their value drop dramatically (-3%), to 526 million (22nd in the standings), lower than those of Rome and Naples. In this period the Rossoneri have accumulated record operating losses of 442 million
1. Real Madrid €3.478bn
2. Manchester United €3.342bn
3. FC Barcelona €3.193bn
4. Bayern Munich €2.878bn
5. Liverpool €2.658bn
6. Manchester City €2.606bn
7. Chelsea €2.218bn
8. Tottenham Hotspur €2.067bn
9. Paris Saint-Germain €1.911bn
10. Arsenal €1.852bn
11. Juventus €1.735bn
14. Inter €983m
16. Roma €602m
17. Napoli €590m
22. Milan €526m
28. Lazio €328m
KPMG's Football Club’s Valuation: The European Elite 2020
The annual KPMG report showed that Milan are the only club in Europe’s top 32 to have lost value over the last five years, whereas Inter increased by 146 per cent.
During that period, the Rossoneri went from Silvio Berlusconi to Yonghong Li and then Elliott Management, who repossessed the club after the Chinese businessman defaulted on loan repayments.
The study by accounting organisation KPMG found that Milan are the only club in Europe’s top 32 to not only have failed to grow during the last five years, but even lost value.
Their Football Club Valuation fell by three per cent, from €545m to €526m.
On the other hand, within the same city, Inter increased their value by 146 per cent, giving them the biggest improvement after Lyon (193 per cent) and Tottenham Hotspur (158 per cent).
It took the Nerazzurri’s value to €983m, almost double that of their San Siro rivals.
“The two Milanese clubs took completely different paths,” KPMG Global Head of Sports Andrea Sartori told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“Elliott Management are a private equity fund with very different objectives to Suning, who are strategic investors benefiting from investment in Inter by using the brand to help sell their products. It’s no coincidence that Inter have notably increased their commercial revenue.
“As for Milan, it’s extraordinary that in the last five years they have accumulated losses of €442m equivalent to the profit made by Tottenham (€439m) in the same period.
“Milan are paying for a lack of planning, the failure of the Yonghong Li purchase which did more damage than anything else. At this point, it’s difficult to see any other way out for the Rossoneri than to sell the club.”
KPMG's Football Club’s Valuation: The European Elite 2020
Official: Coppa Italia June 13, Serie A 20
Can't wait for Milan to ruin my life again every 3-4 days.
Season is ruined anyway so you can't ruin it more for me.
I just want us to reach EL spot, hope they won't blew it (especially because 7th place will be opet for EL spot too). It's not perfect but I need games besides Serie A.
Actually, this time I'm happy because I finally can see brighter future ahead of us with Ralf. And I can't wait for mercato and new season.