Fiorentina are still up for sale, so they must be self-financing for the foreseeable future as the Della Valle family won’t invest.
Diego Della Valle took over the club after bankruptcy in 2002, returning the Viola to Serie A and European competition.
In recent years though the fans have become increasingly frustrated with the ownership, and it was announced in June that the club was for sale.
Fiorentina are still up for sale, so they must be self-financing for the foreseeable future as the Della Valle family won’t invest.
Diego Della Valle took over the club after bankruptcy in 2002, returning the Viola to Serie A and European competition.
In recent years though the fans have become increasingly frustrated with the ownership, and it was announced in June that the club was for sale.
Today’s Corriere Fiorentina contains an update on the situation, pointing out that the ownership intends to move forward with the stadium plan, and the building of a young squad.
However, the club must be self-financing as the owners are unwilling to invest anything more, and will not return to the stadium for matches.
Fiorentina are still up for sale, but it appears that no-one has come forward with a serious offer so far.