A Real Italian Tiffozi

Published: 22 April 2004 y., Thursday
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who is also owner of the Milan soccer team, said that he would not be against Russian businessmen financing an Italian soccer team or club. "This was not discussed during my meeting with the Russian president. But if a businessman were found in Russia who would like to finance a soccer team or a club in Italy, we would be very glad of this," Berlusconi said at a joint press conference with Vladimir Putin in Lipetsk. For his part, Putin confirmed that he did not discuss this possibility with Berlusconi. Putin said that he is not "interested in such things, but we know that the Italian prime minister has such interests and that he is an active supporter of sport in his country." "When I was in Sardinia, I had the opportunity to see how supportive Berlusconi is of his Milan team. He is a real Italian tiffozi, and we will follow his example," Putin said.
Šaltinis: Interfax
Copying, publishing, announcing any information from the News.lt portal without written permission of News.lt editorial office is prohibited.

Facebook Comments

New comment


Captcha

Associated articles

The most popular articles

Lithuanian Chess players – second in the world!

A successful IV World Junior Chess Team Championship more »

Anatoly Karpov joins World Chess Championship!

World Chess Championship is approaching… more »

Qatar eliminated, Uzbekistan despairs in World Cup action

A dominant Chinese team Saturday showed no mercy to rival Qatar, dispatching it 3-0 and eliminating the Gulf team's chances of qualifying for the 2002 World Cup. more »

Čmilyte - the second at Blitz

European Blitz championship among women more »

Viktorija Čmilytė – the third!

European championship at Rapid and Blitz chess among women more »

The quickest vs the most creative

Spain: Anand Edges Shirov in Villarrobledo Rapids Tournament more »

BRAINS IN BAHRAIN EVENT POSTPONED

Match to be delayed until early 2002 in respect of the tragedy in USA more »

The injury

Lithuanian Arvydas Sabonis, a longtime center for the Portland Trail Blazers in the U.S. National Basketball Association and now a free agent, broke two toes while vacationing in his Lithuanian homeland. more »

The live action

HEWITT TO FACE SAMPRAS more »