* Serie A clubs to review potential investment in media business * Clubs seeking ways to boost revenues * Some top club owners have expressed scepticism By Elvira Pollina MILAN, March 9 (Reuters) – Serie A will on Monday ask its 20 clubs whether they want to kick-off a process to study proposals by private equity firms and banks interested in investing in the media business of Italy’s top flight soccer league, a document seen by Reuters showed. Stay ahead of the market The document lists banks and funds that have approached Serie A in recent months and said that, following meetings with all of the potential partners, three different types of financing offers had been put forward. Citi, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Barclays are the lenders listed in the document, which mentions also private equity firms Apollo, Apax, Carlyle, Three Hills Capital Partners and Searchlight. Deutsche Bank, which has been indicated among banks interested in investing in Serie A, left the race as it is involved in a similar process involving Germany’s Bundesliga, a source briefed on the matter said. Spain’s LaLiga and France’s Ligue 1 have clinched deals to sell part of their media business to private […]
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