Official: Genoa gets a new owner
Football news
Liam Carter
Dailysports's expert
Translated by the editors
The Italian club Genoa has undergone significant changes in its leadership. The company 777 Partners has sold its controlling stake to a new owner.
Details. Romanian businessman Dan Șucu has acquired the controlling stake in the club, as confirmed by an official statement from the "Grifone" on Wednesday. Șucu has invested €40 million, purchasing 77% of the Genoese club's shares.
It is worth noting that Șucu is not new to football. He also owns a controlling stake in Rapid Bucharest.
Reminder. Genoa remains unbeaten in Serie A since appointing Patrick Vieira as their new manager in November. The French coach has led the team to one win and three draws, including a notable away result against AC Milan last weekend.
