Reports in Italy suggest Milan could be granted a voluntary agreement on Financial Fair Play, after the change of ownership.
The Rossoneri were bought by Chinese businessman Yonghong Li in April 2017, and had large debts from the Silvio Berlusconi era.
Nonetheless a huge summer spending campaign followed, with CEO Marco Fassone insisting a deal could be struck with UEFA on FFP.
The governing body had no confidence in the ownership though, rejecting a voluntary agreement, a settlement agreement, and eventually throwing Milan out of the Europa League.
Reports in Italy suggest Milan could be granted a voluntary agreement on Financial Fair Play, after the change of ownership.
The Rossoneri were bought by Chinese businessman Yonghong Li in April 2017, and had large debts from the Silvio Berlusconi era.
Nonetheless a huge summer spending campaign followed, with CEO Marco Fassone insisting a deal could be struck with UEFA on FFP.
The governing body had no confidence in the ownership though, rejecting a voluntary agreement, a settlement agreement, and eventually throwing Milan out of the Europa League.
Li was ousted by Elliott Management for failing to pay his debts though, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that the Diavolo should be readmitted, sending the case back to UEFA’s adjudicatory chamber to come up with a more fitting punishment.
According to La Stampa, the Rossoneri could be granted a voluntary agreement on this occasion, as long as Elliott can present a sensible plan for returning to prosperity.