Sampdoria, July is a decisive month. Ferrero owns 49.3% stake and disputes increase

By the end of July, the Sampdoria club expects several decisive appointments. In addition to appeals by teams not registered in Serie B, which could also result in the postponement of the start of the cadet championship, given that the last resort or decision of the State Council is set for August 29. , the date of which is to be set on the third day, Sampdoria is also called to discuss the appeal presented by Massimo Ferrero.

“The former patron claims that he did not sell the option rights to Manfredi and Radrizani and therefore considers the capital increase signed by them through the POC on June 16 as illegal. He is also asking investor company Blucerchiati to block any future capital increase, which would also further reduce Ferrero’s stake in Samp, still held by Ferrero, by around 49.3%. (SSH source). Ferrero couldn’t stop there and filed complaints and lawsuits against the old board of directors, Ienca (in Ferrero’s sight), as well as against the banks that backed Radrizzani’s Manfredi and Sampdoria bailout. – read further 19th century – Whose lawyers, like Sampov’s, prepare briefings, but without worries.

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By the end of the month, Manfredi and Radrizzani will have to sign up for a further $10 million capital increase, also required by the debt restructuring plan.. Then, on July 27, Sampdoria will file in Federal Court for non-payment by May 30 of Irpef and Inps contributions related to federal salaries for the first quarter. Only miraculously managed to avoid two penalty points. However, in the direction of non-payment of wages, everything is hushed up. There are two other points at stake. On the 31st, a meeting of shareholders of the first convocation was held to appoint a new board of directors after the resignation of Romea and Pankoni.

Source: Tutto Mercato Web

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