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SBD Global/February 14, 2013/Franchises
AC Milan President Berlusconi Admits He May Have To Seek Outside Investment
Published February 14, 2013
AC Milan President Silvio Berlusconi has admitted he "may have to seek an outside investment," according to TRIBAL FOOTBALL. Berlusconi told Italian news agency ANSA, "Foreign money in Milan? Only if I'm forced to do so. But I want there to be conditions to such a thing. I'd love to keep Milan a family thing. I still remember when my father took me to the stadium and I did not have to pay for a ticket because I was so small." He added, "The club is a part of my family. My daughter Barbara is now part of the company, and I'd like to keep it that way. However, this does not mean that I'd instantly dismiss the idea of foreign investment. If the economic crisis continues, things may have to change" (TRIBAL FOOTBALL, 2/13).
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