The ownership situation surrounding Serie A giants AC Milan has escalated, with the prosecutor, Giuseppe Chine, expected to expedite the investigation process in the near future.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reported today that following the conclusion of the racism scandal involving Francesco Acerbi and Juan Jesus, prosecutor Giuseppe Chine is shifting focus towards the ownership dilemma surrounding Milan. This comes after the Rossoneri offices were investigated on March 13th.
Intensifying investigation
Chine has already acquired the initial documentation two weeks ago and is eager to obtain the remaining parts promptly. His objective includes obtaining detailed analyses of the devices seized from Giorgio Furlani and Ivan Gazidis, the two CEOs implicated in the investigation.
Authorities are treating the matter with utmost seriousness, indicating potential consequences for Milan if found guilty. A points deduction looms over the club, pending the outcome of the investigation. The primary concern is to ensure that during the transfer of ownership, no pertinent information was withheld from the Commission for the Acquisition of Company Shares.
CEOs under scrutiny
Both Giorgio Furlani and Ivan Gazidis find themselves under the spotlight as prime suspects in the ongoing investigation. Their roles in the ownership transition of Milan are central to the probe, and any evidence indicating malfeasance could have significant ramifications for the club’s future.
As Chine progresses with the investigation, Milan supporters and stakeholders anxiously await the outcome, knowing that the findings could shape the club’s trajectory for seasons to come. The potential consequences of the ownership case loom large, with the specter of a points deduction casting a shadow over the Rossoneri.
