AC Milan could find itself at a major strategic turning point in the coming years. After Elliott sold the club to RedBird for around €1.2 billion, the selling fund granted a vendor loan then refinanced in December 2024. On this occasion, the capital share was reduced to 489 million euros, with a new maturity set at July 2028. However, due to interest, the debt linked to this loan already reached 523 million euros as of June 30, according to Calcio&Finanzamaintaining significant financial pressure on the club structure.
According to information relayed by Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano’s Italian YouTube channel, significant movements could take place from 2026 on the economic and societal level. Several scenarios are being considered: the sale of a minority stake, the establishment of new financing to cover the vendor loan of Elliott, or even a total sale of the club. In this context, Milan would be actively looking for 500 to 600 million euros to refinance its debt, with Comvest Credit Partners cited as a possible partner. A situation that is still unclear, but one to monitor closely, as it could redefine the structural and financial face of the Rossoneri.
