The commercial income of all Serie A teams is not as good as that of the Premier League, and the new owner of AC Milan decided to increase transfer investment.
With the completion of the change of ownership procedures in early September, the owner of AC Milan has changed from Elliott Group to Red Bird Capital. However, such a change will not change the pace of the Rossoneri's prospects, and they aim to return to the top ranks of European football in the future, with firm confidence in both the club's management and the team's new owner, Cardinale.
Recently, Maldini said in an interview with Italian media that the management will still follow the principle of not exceeding its own economic conditions based on the goal of stable development to improve the competitiveness of the team. Considering that AC Milan's market revenue has increased quite a bit in the past three seasons, it is now the right time to increase the investment in the transfer market and the team's salary, and it has been recognized by the new owners.
Such a statement also gave the club a shot in the arm in the next renewal of key players such as Rafael Leo and Bennasser, whose existing contracts will officially expire in the summer of 2024. But at the same time, the legendary Rossoneri captain has also expressed an ideal and pragmatic attitude, because he believes that even the bottom team in the Premier League has more revenue and budget than the Rossoneri, but the historical status and value of AC Milan are equally immeasurable.
In fact, this is also the plight of all the teams in Serie A, the commercial value of the Premier League is incomparable, and last season they distributed a total of 2.53 billion pounds to the participating teams. Champions Manchester City have £153 million, while even relegated teams such as Norwich, Watford and Burnley have been awarded more than £100 million, essentially more than all Serie A clubs and the vast majority of La Liga teams. Even if you look at the five major leagues, the Premier League and even the Championship teams are extremely competitive, and other teams want to gain a foothold in the top European arena, and in the absence of a wealthy owner, they must rely more on their own healthy development and reasonable future planning.
