Italian financier seeks hedge funds' help to clinch deal for Genoa football club - sources


LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Italian financier Giulio Gallazzi is seeking binding commitments from a series of hedge funds to finance a proposed takeover of Italy's oldest football club, Genoa CFC, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

If successful, the deal, which could be worth more than 120 million euros ($141.07 million), would make Genoa the first club in Italy to be entirely owned by financial investors.

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