The Rumour Commode XXXIX: A Cardinal Sin

[theduck7]

Ffs we need to do something about this.

Those stats are astonishing, genuinely Pioli stick me in the nets

 

[theduck7]

I’ve always thought the club have been gaslighting us when it comes to Tata I mean those stats are pretty black and white and u can tell his defence don’t think much of him either although to the press they make out there are absolutely no issues

 

[brk]

Milan, listen to MFO CEO Villani: 'We guaranteed 300-400 million euros to strengthen the team on the transfer market'​

The Milan prosecutor's office investigates the sale of AC Milan by Elliott to RedBird. In the papers there is also the reconstruction of the negotiation that began in November 2021 and fell through in May 2022 with the Arab fund Investcorp (based in Bahrain) together with the investment platform MFO Multi Family Office Equity Partners (based in New York and present among investors of the Saudi royal family, with Saudi Crown MFO). The buyers invested the same amount (1.2 billion euros) in cash without any loan from the seller. The Singer family preferred Gerry Cardinale, to whom they lent around 600 million euros, at an interest rate of 42 million a year.


RedBird has also left the Singer fund a substantial say in the corporate decisions of the AC Milan club, starting with the austerity line on the market.


The Italian-American financier Carmine Villani, managing director of MFO and protagonist of the first negotiation, explained to the newspaper La Repubblica on newsstands today: "I can't go into details, but I can confirm that our consortium had undertaken both to acquire all the majority shares in Milan and to guarantee the subsequent investment on the market of 300-400 million euros , to immediately bring the team back to the highest level in Europe, like its history he deserves. It was all 'equity'. If Elliott had wanted to, we would have left him minority interests."

So why didn't they pay a bit more to outbid RedBird, if they were willing to throw 300-400m on the market? Sounds like BS.

 

[Thenebra]

So why didn't they pay a bit more to outbid RedBird, if they were willing to throw 300-400m on the market? Sounds like BS.

Exactly just another clickbait with all the keywords.

 

[taura]

So why didn't they pay a bit more to outbid RedBird, if they were willing to throw 300-400m on the market? Sounds like BS.

how convinient for such news to come out right before the derby eh?

 

[taura]

please no

 

[vB9]

Exactly just another clickbait with all the keywords.

Look at their history... in Paris, Mcr, Newcastle. Think the Arabs wudntve spent money on Milan?

 

[MilanMB]

Fuck Maignans calf

 

[MilanMB]

I have lost all respect for Mike. GK's are not supposed to get injured like this.

 

[vB9]

So why didn't they pay a bit more to outbid RedBird, if they were willing to throw 300-400m on the market? Sounds like BS.

Wots a little bit in yr eyes? 100/200 more? With the interest gordon is charging he'll make that in 5 yrs... think shitty gerry is paying off 600m anytime soon?

 

[theduck7]

Is their something darker in the Maignan story? U start to wonder

 

[Jivara]

Look at their history... in Paris, Mcr, Newcastle. Think the Arabs wudntve spent money on Milan?

Considering the salary the Saudis are paying CR7, I don't doubt that they would've invested the 350m they mentioned.

 

[Pigeon]

Fuck Maignans calf

fuck maignan. missed more games in 2 years than donnarumma in his entire milan time.

gk missing >20 games due to muscle injury is pathetic.

 

[BreadPitt]

Gerry and Redbird aren't doing anything anytime soon... Perfect example why yanks shouldn't have any involvement with football

 

[MilanBG]

Milan, listen to MFO CEO Villani: 'We guaranteed 300-400 million euros to strengthen the team on the transfer market'​

The Milan prosecutor's office investigates the sale of AC Milan by Elliott to RedBird. In the papers there is also the reconstruction of the negotiation that began in November 2021 and fell through in May 2022 with the Arab fund Investcorp (based in Bahrain) together with the investment platform MFO Multi Family Office Equity Partners (based in New York and present among investors of the Saudi royal family, with Saudi Crown MFO). The buyers invested the same amount (1.2 billion euros) in cash without any loan from the seller. The Singer family preferred Gerry Cardinale, to whom they lent around 600 million euros, at an interest rate of 42 million a year.


RedBird has also left the Singer fund a substantial say in the corporate decisions of the AC Milan club, starting with the austerity line on the market.


The Italian-American financier Carmine Villani, managing director of MFO and protagonist of the first negotiation, explained to the newspaper La Repubblica on newsstands today: "I can't go into details, but I can confirm that our consortium had undertaken both to acquire all the majority shares in Milan and to guarantee the subsequent investment on the market of 300-400 million euros , to immediately bring the team back to the highest level in Europe, like its history he deserves. It was all 'equity'. If Elliott had wanted to, we would have left him minority interests."

I don't believe this at all

 

[Hitchens]

Farcical.

 

[Liedholm]

Milan, listen to MFO CEO Villani: 'We guaranteed 300-400 million euros to strengthen the team on the transfer market'​

The Milan prosecutor's office investigates the sale of AC Milan by Elliott to RedBird. In the papers there is also the reconstruction of the negotiation that began in November 2021 and fell through in May 2022 with the Arab fund Investcorp (based in Bahrain) together with the investment platform MFO Multi Family Office Equity Partners (based in New York and present among investors of the Saudi royal family, with Saudi Crown MFO). The buyers invested the same amount (1.2 billion euros) in cash without any loan from the seller. The Singer family preferred Gerry Cardinale, to whom they lent around 600 million euros, at an interest rate of 42 million a year.


RedBird has also left the Singer fund a substantial say in the corporate decisions of the AC Milan club, starting with the austerity line on the market.


The Italian-American financier Carmine Villani, managing director of MFO and protagonist of the first negotiation, explained to the newspaper La Repubblica on newsstands today: "I can't go into details, but I can confirm that our consortium had undertaken both to acquire all the majority shares in Milan and to guarantee the subsequent investment on the market of 300-400 million euros , to immediately bring the team back to the highest level in Europe, like its history he deserves. It was all 'equity'. If Elliott had wanted to, we would have left him minority interests."

 

[Fabio]

@ELKey is Back? Derby is ours

 

[brk]

Considering the salary the Saudis are paying CR7, I don't doubt that they would've invested the 350m they mentioned.

So why didn't they pay more than RedBird to buy Milan? Why didn't they match Gerry's offer? Pay Elliott however much they're going to make from RedBird in interest on the vendor loan and then buy Milan. If they can't outbid Gerry, what makes you think they would have spent 300-400m on the market?

 

[Liedholm]

So why didn't they pay a bit more to outbid RedBird, if they were willing to throw 300-400m on the market? Sounds like BS.

i dont think it's about bidding war betwen investcorp vs rb, but more on elliot decision because i think they saw a chance to yonghonglied gerrry

 

[taura]

Wots a little bit in yr eyes? 100/200 more? With the interest gordon is charging he'll make that in 5 yrs... think shitty gerry is paying off 600m anytime soon?

first installment to eliott will come from Leao

 

[brk]

Considering the salary the Saudis are paying CR7, I don't doubt that they would've invested the 350m they mentioned.

Investcorp =/= Saudi PIF.

 

[Hugh Janus]

Calcio e Finanza is tier 1.

100/200/300m who cares, one thing is certain - they would've spent more than 600k in the last transfer window.

 

[brk]

i dont think it's about bidding war betwen investcorp vs rb, but more on elliot decision because i think they saw a chance to yonghonglied gerrry

But if Investcorp wanted Milan so badly, and money was no object, why not give Elliott an offer they can't refuse? Gerry will end up paying around 50 or 60m in interest in total to Elliot for the vendor loan, he's not going to default on his loan no matter what. He's not Yonghong, he has the backing of some huge institutional partners. They won't Yonghong him. All Investcorp had to do was guarantee Elliott that they'll pay above what Gerry will pay in total, and maybe keep them on as minority shareholders like he did. But they didn't. And we're expected to believe they were willing to splash 400m on the market?

 

[Rossonero81]

Thiaw took Dest's place in our CL list.

Very happy about that. I really hope Thiaw gets a chance to prove his worth. I think he's really talented and could become a very good CB for us.

 

[Liedholm]

But if Investcorp wanted Milan so badly, and money was no object, why not give Elliott an offer they can't refuse? Gerry will end up paying around 50 or 60m in interest in total to Elliot for the vendor loan, he's not going to default on his loan no matter what. He's not Yonghong, he has the backing of some huge institutional partners. They won't Yonghong him. All Investcorp had to do was guarantee Elliott that they'll pay above what Gerry will pay in total, and maybe keep them on as minority shareholders like he did. But they didn't. And we're expected to believe they were willing to splash 400m on the market?

because elliot know more about scamming than us mere peasant

 

[vB9]

But if Investcorp wanted Milan so badly, and money was no object, why not give Elliott an offer they can't refuse?

You always say the money is there for transfers from gordon/gerry is just they choose not to have their pants pulled down by the market.

Maybe it was like that with the sale.

 

[Thenebra]

"Investors"

 

[vB9]

Nobody attacks Brk... but Brk attacks us rather with such posts

 

[vB9]

We're not signing a new striker this off season...

France striker Olivier Giroud, 36, is expected to extend his contract at AC Milan by an additional year until 2024. (Sport.Sky - in Italian)