The president of the grenade club: “I don’t sell, we have had this team for 17 years and we never thought about it”
Italian football is less and less Italian. Foreign ownership, including long-eyed investors and funds, is multiplying. Serie A is tempting, but there are those who – even in this difficult moment for the football economy – are not looking for partners, nor do they appear willing to sell. The president of Torino Urbano Cairo, who spoke this morning to the Ministry of Tourism to present the partnership between the Giro d’Italia and Enit, responds thus to those who probe the possibilities of passing the hand of the club: “I’m fine like this, it’s been 17 years since we have Torino and we have never thought about it “.
No partners
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On the possibility of opening up to a member, he is even more drastic if possible: “In football, in my opinion, he leads only one, whoever guides must have all the actions. In my opinion it is better to have a person who decides”. So it doesn’t sell? “The no”.
April 27 – 15:11
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