Milan will reportedly be unable to do any business in January due to bureaucracy issues stemming from their Chinese takeover.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, “worrying clouds are gathering” over Milan’s ability to make signings this winter due to Sino-Europe Sports’ request to close the deal more than a month after the original date of December 13.
Milan will reportedly be unable to do any business in January due to bureaucracy issues stemming from their Chinese takeover.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, “worrying clouds are gathering” over Milan’s ability to make signings this winter due to Sino-Europe Sports’ request to close the deal more than a month after the original date of December 13.
The newspaper explains the Rossoneri were relying on the consortium’s cash to fund the arrivals of Chelsea playmaker Cesc Fabregas, Lazio winger Keita Balde Diao and Hoffenheim midfielder Sebastian Rudy.
Meanwhile, the names of the investors that make up Sino-Europe are expected to be disclosed to Fininvest by Monday.