AC Milan director Barbara Berlusconi, he is likely to postpone plans to build a new stadium for the Rossoneri.
Problems over growing costs and behind-the-scenes battles with the Fondazione Fiera group, also involved in the project, have led to Milan stalling the project, and when the Thai businessman completes his takeover of 48% of the club’s shares in the coming weeks he will discuss the situation with Berlusconi.
According to CalcioMercato.com, Mr. Bee’s priority is to increase revenue by developing the Rossoneri’s share of the market in Asia as well as clearing the debt held by the Serie A side, meaning there is no place for the investment required to build a stadium in the near future.
Berlusconi and Bee will meet in September, at which point the investor is set to postpone the project, as opposed to ruling it out completely, as they seek a common strategy to take the club forward.
It is also reported that Mr. Bee, 39, will meet with Fondazione Fiera to find any common ground on working on the stadium project in the Portello region of the city in the long run, something that will include Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi to show they mean business on striking a deal.
