RedBird and Oaktree, the investment funds that own AC Milan and Inter Milan, are ready to entertain offers for the two clubs.
However, San Siro remains a major stumbling block.
Milan and Inter are hoping to complete the purchase of the land of San Siro within the coming weeks.
This comes after the clubs scrapped initial plans to demolish the stadium and build a new one in its place.
Instead, the plan will be to build a new stadium adjacent to the pre-existing structure.
RedBird And Oaktree Weigh Up AC Milan And Inter Milan Sales, San Siro A Problem
According to Sole 24 Ore journalist Carlo Festa on X, the clubs are ready to consider offers but the issue is finding a buyer.
Analysts value the two clubs at around €1.5 billion each.
However, with the future of San Siro still not fully clear, finding a buyer becomes more difficult.
Festa claims that an American or Gulf buyer would be the most likely solution.
That being said, it is nearly impossible to work out a deal before the San Siro hurdle has been cleared.
alright mate you feeling alright?
Inter is not worth 15 billion. We don’t have the squad, facilities nor we have a stadium. It will be a mission to find somone who will buy Inter for even 1 billion.
Forbes says 1.15B…so lets start at 1.5 and entertain offers without falling under.
alright mate you feeling alright?