Milan President: The fans are right to say that Serie A teams are poor and always sell the best players

Milan president Scaloni, who was present today on a television show, talked about Milan's work in the summer window, as well as the current common economic situation of Serie A teams.

About the transfer market

"Milan are very active in this transfer window, we have done a lot for the fans, and we have always maintained sustainability at the economic level. While the transfer window remains active, we also need to maintain a balance in the accounts. ”

About Serie A

"There is no doubt that Serie A is definitely behind compared to a league like the Premier League. Fans say' Serie A teams are poor and always sell the best players in their squad instead of buying the best players from other teams. I think they're right about that. ”

About the new stadium

"The team has made all kinds of preparations and I think the municipal side is ready. I got assurances from the mayor of Milan that the new stadium project would go ahead as scheduled. ”

About reopening the stands

"It's a very important thing. The empty stadium makes me feel very sad and it's great for the fans to be back in San Siro this weekend. I think there was also an economic consideration in the decision to reopen the stadium, but now we want to open 100% of the stands, not just 50%. I don't know why England opened up all the stands and Italy couldn't. I watched a friendly match between Milan and Real Madrid in Klagenfurt, Austria, where the stadium was overcrowded and everyone was not wearing masks. We need new and modern infrastructure: building new stadiums and helping the team to raise revenue levels, something the rest of Europe has been doing 10 years ago. ”

in Rustle