The PSG at Swiss?

Sportingly, the PSG is better. After two seasons particularly black, the club from the capital found finally a respectable standing. What attract the interest of investors. For several months, the majority shareholder, Colony Capital, is seeking a new partner to replace Morgan Stanley, who wishes to disengage, and instructed the bank Lazard folder. Colony Capital does not sell It would just received a first concrete proposal from an investment holding company of Switzerland, Credit Alps. The Helvetic Society, which specializes in wealth management, is ready to invest 65 million euros provided to become the sole owner of Paris-SG. Jose Veiga, a former agent of Luis Figo and former CEO of Benfica Lisbon, was appointed by the CEO, Fabrizio Cerina, the role of intermediary for the occasion. This offer has no chance of success. At least in its present form. Colony Capital has no intention to actually sell its shares, as specified director Sebastien Bazin in the columns of Parisien: "We are not selling our participation." A phased withdrawal? On the other hand, the sum raised is much less than the total value of the club, determined by its current owner to 125 million euros (to recall, Canal + had sold 26M € in 2006). Currently, only 33.3% of the shares of Morgan Stanley, the second shareholder of the club, are for sale. A relatively complex assembly would in reality the new entrant, under a capital increase to acquire 40% of the club for an amount of 50 million. The file does not lay by the wayside. One solution would be to convince investors to take only 40% in the first instance, while promising him a majority within two or three years. Only flat, Butler Capital, the third shareholder with 4.2% stake, has priority in case of sale of the club. This means that the case is not concluded yet.