Following the search carried out by the 'Guardia di Finanza' at Casa Milan and the inclusion of Giorgio Furlani and Ivan Gazidis in the register of suspects as part of an investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office of Milan into the sale of AC Milan, which took place in August 2022 for 1.2 billion euros, certifying the transition from Elliott to RedBird as the majority shareholder, the Financial Times has dedicated a lengthy analysis to the topic.
The well-known London-based newspaper has sought clarification directly from the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), which at the moment has stated that they have received nothing more than the search warrant "from which it is not possible to understand much." The accusation against Furlani and Gazidis is "obstruction of the exercise of supervisory authorities' functions."
Relayed by: Milan News
