What does Berlusconi have to do with AC Milan?

Silvio Berlusconi is the president of AC Milan.

After the defeat of the Italian Parliament in 2006, he devoted himself to the work of the Milan club.

In the Italian Parliament, which ended on April 14, 2008, Berlusconi's center-right coalition was formed.

Defeating the center-left coalition by a clear margin, Berlusconi became Italy's prime minister for the third time.

As Prime Minister of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi resigned as president of AC Milan FC.

In the early 80s, Berlusconi bought AC Milan, and after a strong injection of funds, AC Milan came back to life and has been brilliant until now...

To put it nicely, it's called mutual benefit and reciprocity!

To put it mildly, it's called using each other!

He leaned on Milan management and Milan fans.

Strengthen political influence and votes!

Milan relied on him to regain its glory!

Boss, it was he who bought Milan, not enough now because he is already the prime minister of Italy, and he can't do business in politics according to foreign laws, so he is not the chairman of Ami.

Milan is Berlusconi's.

Silvio Berlusconi has resigned as president of AC Milan, but he still has real power!

Boss: All the money is paid by him.

The boss behind the scenes, he was originally the chairman, but later he was busy with politics, so he relied on **Liani!

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Formerly the owner of Milan.

Silvio Berlusconi is the former president of AC Milan.

The most important thing is that the economic environment of the whole Italy is very bad, and Italy's tax is very high, it is 100% tax, and it costs 1000w to give a player a salary of 500w, which leads to the decline and downturn of the attractiveness of the entire Serie A to excellent players, and because the attractiveness of the entire league has declined, it has correspondingly less sponsorship from sponsors, and it is far behind the Premier League and La Liga in this area;

Lao Bei was originally a tool to pull votes in Milan, but now he is no longer running for prime minister, and now his interest in football is limited, so he doesn't care much about Milan;

The "childish prostitution case" in the first two years made Lao Bei anxious, and in order not to go to prison, he fought a lot of lawsuits and spent a lot of money;

In fact, the salary level of the entire Milan is still one of the best in Serie A, but because of the coach and injuries, the game is not very good, so the ranking is so poor.

Bei Bald is a winner in life, money, power, and women are tired of playing. So a lot of things don't care anymore. Besides, a big reason why he joined Milan in the first place was because he wanted to create momentum for the prime minister's election.

Lao Bei has no money now. If you don't go into politics, many ways will be gone. All kinds of violations of the law have come out. Plus like rolling out of bed. There is really no money.

A businessman will never think that he has too much money in his pocket, but if he has to pay a penny, his heart will bleed.

It's been too long to play, and the old people have no novelty.

He used to do it for politics and elections, but now that his political path is over, he is naturally reluctant to pay, and the Italian economy naturally seems to be selling.

No longer in politics, Milan is just a tool for him to pull votes, look at the election years

Lao Bei himself is entangled in lawsuits, and it is best to sell AC Milan to Chinese tyrants.

People are selfish, who has nothing to invest money in! ，

On December 16, 1899, a group of fans gathered in a room at the Hotel du Nord founded a sports club, Milan Football and Cricket Club. The founder is: Alfred.

Edwards. Over the course of a century, AC Milan has developed into one of the greatest teams in the world today. As of 2009, AC Milan has won seven UEFA Champions Leagues, five UEFA Super Cups, two UEFA Cup Winners' Cups, and four Intercontinental Cups and Club World Cups.

Domestically, they have won 18 Serie A titles, 2 Serie B titles, 5 cup titles and 5 Italian Super Cups.

Chinese team name: Milan Football Club.

Foreign language team name: associazione calcio milanSport: Football.

Competition: Italian Serie A.

Region: Milan, Italy.

Home stadium: San Siro.

Capacity: 82,955 people.

Owner: Silvio Berlusconi.

Current manager: Allegri.

Notable personalities: Frango Baresi, Paolo MaldiniMain honors: Italian Serie A titles: 18 times.

Italian Super Cup: 5 times.

Italian FA Cup: 4 times.

UEFA Super Cup: 5 times.

Club World Cup (including Toyota Cup): 4 times.

Team nickname: Rossoneri.

In February 1986, Italian businessman Silvio Berlusconi bought most of the shares of AC Milan Club for 20 million US dollars and became the owner of AC Milan.

First: Rich people don't necessarily invest in football.

Second: his group was fined a lot of money in the summer, close to 90 million, and he will not buy people out of his own pocket if he doesn't have the kind of top one in the short term and he likes.

Third: There are not many of his children who like football, and now the one named Barbara who has entered the club's management still likes it, but he is still more cautious in investment.

Fourth: A lot of his money has been transferred to the children, to use the family's money to invest in the club is to have a return, when there is a need for political he will invest, buy Shevchenko or Nesta, Costa, Inzaghi, etc.

In fact, Berlusconi is now powerless, the first point is that his company is facing a lawsuit from a rival, demanding compensation, the amount may reach more than a billion euros, the second point is that he does not dare to invest if he has money, Italy is now in such a debt crisis, if you spend too much money, you will leave a handle, and third, he bought Milan for his political future, and now he is about to **, I think that he is likely to **Milan in a few years, after all, he did not buy it in the early stage because his prime minister's career was in a state of crisis, If he were to sell, his domestic support rating would be even lower.

Originally, he invested in Milan out of political necessity, but now he himself is overwhelmed, how can he still have the heart to take care of this matter. As an AC Milan fan, it's heart-wrenching to watch the team decline.