Why Are Americans Buying Italian Football Clubs?



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There is a wave of American-owned clubs in Serie A currently. Roma, AC Milan, Fiorentina, Parma, Spezia, Bologna, and Venezia are all under American or Canadian control, that’s more than a quarter of the league clubs.

Why do they want Italian clubs? Why are the Italian federations letting them? And is it working out for them?

Seb Stafford-Bloor writes, Henry Cooke illustrates.

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  1. Thanks to those that pointed out we have our billions and millions mixed up at 4:18!

    Correction: In a 2021 Forbes list of the world’s most valuable clubs, no Italian side featured in the top-ten and Juventus, ranked 11th, were the only one to have a valuation in excess of $1bn. Even AC Milan ($559m) and Roma ($548m), one a multiple Champions League winner, the other a regular participant, were sandwiched between Everton ($658m) and West Ham ($508m).

  2. You can see that a lot of them are Italian Americans. Unlike Valencia which is going through an absolute nightmare with their owner that thinks the city and its people are peasants and has no idea of spanish culture.

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  5. It's not been a runaway success certainly. The American owners at Roma and Milan invest nowhere enough to be able to compete with Inter for example. No progress on stadium projects either, just announcements without time frame.

    Across Europe Liverpool are possibly the best-run among the US-owned clubs while Man Utd and Arsenal have flopped dramatically under American owners. Even there FSG is not quite willing to invest as much as Abu Dhabi or Abramovich do.

  6. It's a worrying trend in all leagues, and with Super Leagues and changes to the World Cup touted, the Americans are clearly moving towards something. Its basically the only market they haven't owned till now.

    I fear for the future of football as we know it.

  7. Scotland's got the same with American owners, buying clubs due to ancestors from Scotland and importing American commercial ideas.

    6 of whom are now looking to expand the income of the league as a whole. A video about this would be cool

  8. They are investing in football clubs just to make money.Its just another business/investment for them.They dont care about the history,city or fans.They just want to make their pockets bigger and fuller.SerieA championship clubs and big clubs of PL.Its sad to see all this.With more American influence on football the more our beautiful game loses its beauty.Wanting a super league,frequent international tournaments,having a salary cap and other american sports related bs.Absolutely hate this.

  9. The inflated market elsewhere does not necessarily means quality at large. It is more about having depth in the bench to facs the many dsmanding matches in the season. That is what hurts italian clubs facing an i ability to compete with inflated markets. Hope Milan under a low budget will become great again while re evaluing itself with great players like Theo, Tonali, Calabria, Brahim, Tomori, Leaõ among other prospects. Too bad Donnarumma left for free and hope he will regret it not winning anything at PSG while being benched

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