Parma have been given permission to negotiate for a private sale of the club at a hearing today.
A final auction for the Ducali passed yesterday without a bidder, but the bankruptcy judge has agreed that the Emilian side can enter into talks for a private sale.
“Today the Judge Dr. Pietro Rogato, with the approval of the creditors' committee, authorised the administrators Dr. Anedda and Dr. Guion to undertake negotiations with those interested in buying Parma FC,” a statement announced on the club’s official website.
Parma have been given permission to negotiate for a private sale of the club at a hearing today.
A final auction for the Ducali passed yesterday without a bidder, but the bankruptcy judge has agreed that the Emilian side can enter into talks for a private sale.
“Today the Judge Dr. Pietro Rogato, with the approval of the creditors' committee, authorised the administrators Dr. Anedda and Dr. Guion to undertake negotiations with those interested in buying Parma FC,” a statement announced on the club’s official website.
Potential buyers have been given until Friday to pay a €900,000 deposit to enter into negotiations.
Any new owner must pay off the club’s sporting debt for the Crociati to be allowed to register for Serie B next season.
Potential buyers include cinema tycoon Giuseppe Corrado, baseball hero Mike Piazza and a third group that includes businessman Andrea Meli.