Marco Fassone has stuck the boot into Roma’s finances, with Milan’s being “exceptionally better” and the Giallorossi’s debt levels “seen by everyone”.
Fassone took to Milan’s Facebook page after Roma President James Pallotta shrouded the Rossoneri’s takeover by Li Yonghong in mystery and suggested they were losing their heads.
Marco Fassone has stuck the boot into Roma’s finances, with Milan’s being “exceptionally better” and the Giallorossi’s debt levels “seen by everyone”.
Fassone took to Milan’s Facebook page after Roma President James Pallotta shrouded the Rossoneri’s takeover by Li Yonghong in mystery and suggested they were losing their heads.
“I don’t know how Pallotta can think that our salaries may soon be equal to our revenues,” continued the CEO in his verbal assault on the capital club.
“Our plan envisages a 50-60 percent threshold on revenues and we started from a very low threshold because we inherited a squad with salaries that were well below a competitive rate.
“That aside, the club’s debt level stands at €120m, which is exceptionally better than that of Roma, who, due to being listed on the stock exchange, have the bad luck of their balance sheets being made public.
“I don’t want to comment on them, but everyone can see the debt levels they have…”