CM: Cardinale’s comments a message to potential investors rather than Milan fans | OneFootball

A report has emerged claiming that Gerry Cardinale is looking for investors in AC Milan, following his most recent interview with Harvard Business School.

As Calciomercato.com write, Cardinale spoke very clearly in the study that HBS put out, as we analysed in a feature last night. Giorgio Furlani was even more explicit: RedBird’s goals at Milan are mainly economic, that have triggered the inevitable response of the fans.

Some supporters cannot conceive how what was ‘the most successful club in the world’ and still the second team in Europe for number of Champions Leagues won after Real Madrid cannot dream big and see the sporting project placed at the centre of everything.

Cardinale and Furlani have made it clear that RedBird’s vision for the Rossoneri does involve sporting results, but in tandem with economic sustainability and with the possibility of growing to such a point that, in the future, the club will be sold for a profit to the highest bidder.

This triggered the understandable reactions of fans, and yet it was probably also a message to third parties in the financial sector regarding an investment opportunity. The refinancing of the vendor loan agreement has bought the ownership group time to. find potential partners.

The report adds how it is no mystery that for some time the Italian-American entrepreneur has been looking to the Middle East for capital. He is also open to welcoming those who can help him both in the day-to-day management of Milan and in the construction of the new stadium.