Malaysian businessman Noordin buys Serie B club Bari


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian investor Datuk Dr Noordin Ahmad has agreed to buy a 50% stake in Italian football club Bari, according to club’s website www.fcbari1908club.com.

In the statement, the Serie B club president Gianluca Paparesta, who holds a 95% stake, had agreed on April 8 to sell 50% of his stake to Noordin, making the Malaysian the biggest shareholder of the club.

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