When Silvio Berlusconi bought Monza in September 2018 in Serie C, he set two goals at once, which must be achieved as soon as possible: winning the first historic promotion in Serie A; play at San Siro against Milan. At the same time, unlike what happened more than 30 years ago, when he became the owner of the Rossoneri, declaring and promising repeated successes, no one called him a visionary. The only thing that needed to be understood was when, because by the way there was no doubt that he would do it. This is not only an economic issue, which undoubtedly helps, but does not guarantee victory in football. It is the ability to succeed that very few in sports and in general in life can boast of. And triumphs with Milan, with his Milan, Berlusconi won a huge number: 29 in 30 years, which made him the most successful president in the history of football. In my own way. Focusing on talent, intuition, champions and those who – players but also coaches – have not yet been champions, but in his club they would.
Monza also became the winning club in a short time. Berlusconi along with Adriano Galliani, CEO and one of the chief architects of Berlusconi’s Milan triumphs, kept his word. And here he also wrote history, because in fact he is the president who managed to bring Monza to Serie A for the first time in more than 100 years of activity. All matches have an important specific weight, but the San Siro match against Milan for Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani go further. Get away from everything. This is not just a football match. It is a meeting with the past marked by some of the most beautiful moments in the lives of the two managers. And no matter how beautiful and deep they are, in a mixture of sensations, oscillating between the past and the present, ninety minutes are not enough to relive them all over again.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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