As attempts to find a new owner who could save Parma from total collapse continue in vain, some of the club’s property was auctioned on Thursday, with no particular success, either.
Lockers from the dressing rooms at Stadio Ennio Tardini, two micro-buses used by the club’s youth team, furniture and gym equipment were put for auction as the Italian authorities continue to confiscate the Ducali’s property, but not much interest was shown into them.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, the two beaten up vehicles were the most significant sales which generated just under €20,000.
Due to debt in the vicinity of €200 million, the Ducali have failed to organize their last two Serie A fixtures against Udinese and Genoa, respectively, and on Tuesday had the electricity of their stadium shut down.
