For now it is just an indiscretion which however is circulating with greater insistence in international financial circles and has also been reported by the Financial Times: A-Cap would no longer use 777 Partners as an investment vehicle but would operate directly on Genoa without any more intermediaries. This would give more economic solidity to the rossoblù club and would not lead to any earthquake at a corporate level, Genoa would in fact maintain the same management. Which allowed him to honor the “only one year” promise and obtain, after immediate promotion to Serie A, a flattering eleventh place in the standings.
A-Cap is an American company that has an important insurance (premium collection of 2.9 billion) and financial activities, founded in 1925 and is based in Utah. The presence this evening live on Telenord’s We are Genoa program of CEO Andres Blazquez suggests that there could be a reassuring announcement aimed at the rossoblù fans after a succession of rumors that 777 Partners were in difficulty. Moreover, the purchase of Vitinha for 16 million plus bonuses is proof of how Genoa wants to continue a targeted investment policy. And as for the goalkeeper who will replace Martinez, the new name is that of Croatian Dominik Kotarski, 24 years old, from Paok Thessaloniki
