RedBird chief Gerry Cardinale has insisted he will never sell AC Milan, saying he intends to follow the example set by Silvio Berlusconi and build a club able to afford top players.
In an interview, Cardinale outlined his plans for the club’s future. He pointed to a new stadium, a project linked to NBA Europe and a planned arena in San Donato as key parts of the strategy. He also said Milan would be able to compete with the Premier League’s biggest clubs.
A long-term vision
Cardinale’s comments suggest that the American owners see the club’s future as tied to major infrastructure and new revenue streams rather than to short-term spending alone. The emphasis on resources for leading players signals an ambition to challenge for the biggest honours, both in Italy and in Europe.
Source: www.gazzetta.it
