Soccer-Romanian businessman Sucu takes over Serie A club Genoa


  • Football
  • Thursday, 19 Dec 2024

ROME (Reuters) - Romanian businessman Dan Sucu has acquired a majority stake in Genoa, the Italian Serie A club said on Wednesday, signalling a change of ownership from U.S. private equity firm 777 Partners.

Sucu, who already owns Romanian side Rapid Bucharest, controls 77% of Genoa after underwriting a capital hike of around 45 million euros ($47.13 million), a statement said.

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