Galliani leaves Monza as U.S. takeover confirmed
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Galliani leaves Monza as U.S. takeover confirmed
"It was a difficult choice, I was born and raised in Monza, Monza is the soccer team I have supported since the age of five, I made this decision to be able to dedicate myself as best as possible to the other activities I am involved in, but also to leave the new ownership and new management maximum freedom to imprint their own vision and carry forward their projects for the future of the club."
"This morning I communicated to the new ownership, who I sincerely thank for the opportunity, and to Fininvest my decision not to accept the position of Monza president that was offered to me,"
"BLV has "officially taken control of the club" with an 80% stake."
Beckett Layne Ventures (BLV) completed the purchase of Monza, acquiring an 80% stake while Fininvest retains a 20% stake to be transferred by next June. Adriano Galliani, Monza CEO and vice president, declined the offer to become club president and resigned to focus on other activities and to allow new ownership freedom to pursue its vision. Fininvest bought Monza in 2018 and guided the club from the third division to Serie A before the team finished last season and was relegated to Serie B. BLV reportedly paid €30 million and was founded by Brandon Berger and Lauren Crampsie as a sports, media and entertainment adviser.
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