But the full make-up of the consortium was not disclosed and, according to a source, has yet to be finalised. The council owns AC Milan's home stadium, San Siro, which is also used by cross-town rival Inter Milan. The two clubs pay the council around 14 million euros (12.04 million pound) a year for the use of the stadium, Gentili said. The AC Milan deal is due to be completed in early December, with the full list of investors expected to be released at the time of the closing. Besides Haixia Capital and Yonghong Li, there will be two or three other investors, the source added.

Source: bd News24 November 16, 2016 15:26 UTC