Cagliari Calcio, new partner Maurizio Fiori introduces himself: "It's not just an investment, but a responsibility."

Five days after announcing the acquisition of a minority stake in Cagliari Calcio , Maurizio Fiori introduces himself. The entrepreneur, originally from Carbonia, born in 1972, moved to the United States in 1990, where he began his career and achieved excellent results. Now, the investment is in his homeland: "I am proud to announce that, together with a group of trusted partners through Praxis Capital Management, we have become shareholders of Cagliari Calcio. For me, this is not just an investment, but a privilege and a profoundly valuable responsibility," Fiori wrote in a LinkedIn post.

"I thank Tommaso Giulini and the entire Cagliari Calcio organization for their trust and collaboration," Fiori continued. "As a proud Sardinian, this moment carries a profound meaning. Cagliari embodies the resilience, passion, and sense of belonging that unites all Sardinians on the island and around the world. I aim to contribute to the club's growth and success, both on and off the field."

In closing, Fiori expressed, "A special thank you goes to my partners, co-investors, and advisors for making this possible. I'm very excited about what lies ahead, for the club, its fans, and Sardinia. Forza Casteddu! "

Along with the greetings, Fiori lists an initial list of investors who are supporting him in the investment in Cagliari : Prashant Gupta, Bryan Colangelo, Zach Abraham, Jonathan Glick, Patrick Sullivan, Brandon M. Belford & Escalada Sports Partners, Ben Johnson, Argos Wealth Advisors Llc «and a special thanks to the team that reached the agreement and future partners Gennaro Leo, Hogan Lovells team (Paola Barometro, Eric Andalman, Edoardo Pea and Federico Urbani), Sergio Matrone of Studio Business Consulting and the Deloitte team, which includes Tommaso Noseda and Rodrigo Roberti».