AC Milan insist talk of the Abu Dhabi United Group investing 500 million euros for a 40% share in the club is "unfounded".
Italian daily newspaper Corriere della Sera this morning claimed Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan, controller of ADUG, was keen to secure a stake in the Serie A outfit.
But a Rossoneri statement later read: "In relation to what was published this morning by Corriere della Sera concerning a possible sale of club stocks, Fininvest and AC Milan communicate that the news is unfounded."
But a Rossoneri statement later read: "In relation to what was published this morning by Corriere della Sera concerning a possible sale of club stocks, Fininvest and AC Milan communicate that the news is unfounded."
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