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Silvio Berlusconi Will Not Sell Milan - Franco Carraro
The former Milan and FIGC president believes that the Italian Prime Minister will not sell the Rossoneri...
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Oct 13, 2009 2:45:42 AM
Former Milan and FIGC president Franco Carraro has gone on record saying that current Rossoneri president Silvio Berlusconi will not sell the club, despite the pressures being placed upon him.
Speaking to Gr Parlamento, Carraro affirmed that Berlusconi does not have any intention of selling one of his jewels.
"It is too early in the championship," Carraro said.
"But I will say one thing: I know Berlusconi, and I know that he is too passionate to even think about selling Milan," he summed up.
Discussion has been rife suggesting that Berlusconi should sell the club, but the Italian Prime Minister has been steadfast about his decision to this point.
Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com
Speaking to Gr Parlamento, Carraro affirmed that Berlusconi does not have any intention of selling one of his jewels.
"It is too early in the championship," Carraro said.
"But I will say one thing: I know Berlusconi, and I know that he is too passionate to even think about selling Milan," he summed up.
Discussion has been rife suggesting that Berlusconi should sell the club, but the Italian Prime Minister has been steadfast about his decision to this point.
Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com
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