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Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani submits offer to buy Sampdoria with Matteo Manfredi
Gestio Capital have confirmed that Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani’s company have made an offer to buy Serie A club Sampdoria.
Via Calciomercato [26 May], Gestio have released a statement confirming that their founder and CEO Matteo Manfredi presented the offer as they’re the asset managers of the takeover which Aser Ventures and Qatar Sports Investment are investing in.
Radrizzani is the representative from Aser and together the parties have finally made an offer on Friday evening, 26 May.
The statement read, “We would like to reiterate that the offer was presented by Matteo Manfredi, CEO and founder of Gestio Capital. The company acts in fact as Asset Manager of the operation, in which Aser Ventures and Qatar Sports Investment invest”.
All set to quit Leeds?
Radrizzani has not been saying anything about Leeds and their fight against relegation and seems to be busy with Sampdoria.
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Last season, he was on Twitter constantly talking about how important it is for the Whites to stay up and sending motivational messages.
Right now, he just does not seem to care and even if they get relegated, the chances are high that he eventually leaves the club.
San Francisco 49ers are waiting in the wings to complete the takeover and relegation undoubtedly will lower the valuation of the club.
This means that Radrizzani will be going back to the negotiating table with them in order to agree on a price.
It’s best that regardless of where they are next season the Whites start to rebuild under the 49ers Enterprises.
In other Leeds United news, Phil Hay claims that an international player at Elland Road has no place at the club next season and a summer transfer is on the cards.