It has been claimed in the media that Arnault – who has recently become fashion’s wealthiest and has a net worth of $ 102 billion (according to Wikipedia) – is interested in buying the Rossoneri from Elliott. According to a report by Bernard Arnault, Elliott has opened up to the idea of ​​buying AC Milan from management, and if he takes over, he has huge plans for the club.

If he took office, it would have had ‘potentially sensational consequences’: his main goal would be to bring both Lionel Messi and Pep Guardiola to the club, or alternatively to Kian Mabappé and Juris Klopp.

So here we go again. La Repubblica has given a large report due to pressure from economic advisors with its report, as they have forced Arnault to consider buying Milan.
The paper also quoted Arnault as saying: “If I ever had to take such a step [buying a club], I would like the best footballer and best coach in the world,” a clear statement of his intention.

Meanwhile, Elliott Management’s project is somewhat stalled. The mediocre results of the team, the difficulties that come with the new stadium project and the 2019 budget being € 146m in the red do not help. In just a few months the contract expires with Emirates, tensions between the sports and financial side and CEO Gazidis’ weakened position, affecting just further adversity – Elliott is not prepared to invest too much.

Republica explains that the possible opening of the Arnault is on Paul Singer’s table, and if the sale takes place it will be before the end of the year and will depend on the San Siro.

Indian Super League: Bengaluru FC beat Odisha to maintain a brilliant campaign

Bengaluru FC defeated Odisha FC 1–0, retaining their unbeatable campaign in the Hero Indian Super League. In the 36th minute, center back Juanan scored the only goal of the match. This is Bangalore’s third win of the season and they top the table. Odisha is at sixth position with six points.

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