By Daily Sports on December 3, 2018

Serie B side Palermo has been sold to a London-based company for a “symbolic price” of €10 (£8.75), outgoing owner Maurizio Zamparini announced on Saturday.

Citing “recent legal developments” at the club, Zamparini said the sale to the unnamed new ownership group will take on a €22.8 million debt and assist with the construction of a new stadium and training centre. “I am sad about the recent incidents that I have been drawn into and which have led me to be portrayed in the media as someone I am not. I am an extremely honest, fair, socially active and generous person, as illustrated by the life I have lived,” Zamparini said in a statement.

Zamparini had relinquished his duties as president of the club last season, when they were relegated from Italy’s top division. He bought the club in 2002, and has made over 40 managerial changes during his tenure.

Palermo currently top the Serie B table and released a statement later on Saturday making clear that the overall price is based in terms of the debt the buyers are taking on. (ESPN)

•Photo shows Palermo players 

Source Daily Sports

Posted December 3, 2018

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