"In three years of ownership of AC Milan, we've been cash flow positive for the first time in 17 years. And I'm not keeping that money for myself: I'm reinvesting it in the team. We spent more than any other Serie A team in the last summer transfer window. We're building a new stadium. Not to pocket money, but to transform AC Milan's financial profile and bring it to the level of Premier League teams."
"RedBird invested €600m to purchase Milan in 2022 (valued at €1.16bn), while also deciding to finance the remaining €560m through a vendor loan, at an initial annual interest rate of 7%. Thanks to the refinancing completed eight months ahead of the August 2025 deadline, RedBird has paid an additional €170m, bringing its investment in the club to €770m. To this figure must be added the €55m (€40m then €15m for more land) paid for the proposed stadium site in San Donato."
"Owning AC Milan is probably the hardest thing I've ever done."
Gerry Cardinale and RedBird have reinvested revenues and capital into AC Milan while pursuing stadium development to elevate the club's financial profile to Premier League levels. RedBird paid €600m to buy Milan in 2022, financed a €560m vendor loan at 7% and later paid an additional €170m after refinancing, totaling €770m, plus €55m for San Donato land. Total investment in equity and infrastructure reached €825m. The club supported three transfer windows with incoming spending of €131m, €121m and €162m across recent seasons. The stadium aims to transform long-term revenue generation.
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