AC Milan could find themselves at a major strategic turning point in the coming years. Following Elliott’s sale of the club to RedBird for approximately €1.2 billion, the selling fund provided a seller loan, which was subsequently refinanced in December 2024. At that time, the shareholding was reduced to €489 million, with a new maturity set for July 2028. However, due to interest, the debt related to this loan had already reached €523 million as of June 30, according to Calcio&Finanza, which maintains significant financial pressure on the club’s structure.
According to information disseminated by Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano’s Italian YouTube channel, significant changes could occur as early as 2026, both in the economic and corporate spheres. Several scenarios are being considered: the sale of a minority stake, the implementation of new financing to repay Elliott’s seller loan or even the outright sale of the club. In this context, Milan are reported to be actively seeking between €500 and €600 million to refinance their debt, and Comvest Credit Partners is mentioned as a possible partner. The situation remains uncertain but deserves close attention as it could significantly alter the structural and financial outlook for the Rossoneri.
