August 24, 2025 - 22:07

Football finance expert Carlo Festa has expressed serious concerns regarding the suitability of private equity funds as owners of football clubs. In his recent commentary, Festa specifically highlighted the cases of Inter Milan and AC Milan, emphasizing his hope that both clubs will find new ownership that aligns better with the long-term interests of their respective fanbases and communities.
Festa's insights reflect a growing sentiment among football enthusiasts and analysts who believe that private equity ownership often prioritizes short-term financial gains over the rich traditions and emotional connections that clubs have with their supporters. He argues that the involvement of these funds can lead to decisions that may not resonate with the values and heritage of the clubs.
As discussions around the future of these iconic teams continue, many fans are eager to see a shift towards owners who are committed to fostering a sustainable and passionate environment in Italian football, ensuring its legacy for generations to come.
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