Investcorp are working hard to close out the €1.1 billion deal for Milan soon and they’re planning to stay in Lombardy for the long term.

The Bahraini investment fund are currently in talks with Elliott Management and both parties are hoping to close out the deal by the end of the month, agreeing on a €1.1 billion price tag. The fund are willing to stay with the club for at least a decade, planning a long term project.

As detailed by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Investcorp are keen to continue raising Milan’s competitiveness and they want them to compete with the European greats in the Champions League again. They’ll continue the work started by Elliott, such as the merchandising and social media work or the new stadium project.

The Bahraini fund want Milan to become the new spearhead of their empire, which currently manages around $41.2 billion in assets; their goal is to manage $100 billion within the next seven years.

4 thought on “Investcorp planning long-term project with Milan”
  1. The squad literally needs about 80m worth of investment and to commit some great prospects to longer contracts. This is a smart move for any potential investor.

  2. We need the core of the squad. That’s who I support. That’s who I’m supporting against Lazio. I can’t go from cheering for these players to cheering for some random others. These guys have earned our respect and support. A couple of focused signings. Quality over quantity.

  3. We need more quality in the squad. Ibra has had his time and should be released. We should upgrade on the wing of our midfield and attack. Rafael Leao deserves to play with more quality players. Let’s target Darwin Nunez, Dybala and Pogba, amongst others.

  4. Did I just hear Pogba? To bench who, #4 or the wonderful #8, pls we need players who can compete with Rafael and also help him cement his confidence not some party freak, then some good strikers, it’s time for Ibra to take a bow, Oliver can stay.
    Lazio 1:3 Milan
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