Salvation on the pitch did not save Sampdoria. The financial situation of the Sampdoria in fact it is once again a topic of discussion.
In recent days, there has been much talk about the Blucerchiati club's debts, which not even survival can limit. According to Il Secolo XIX, the Blucerchiati club is reportedly burdened by a total debt of around 70 million euros, a significant sum that includes exposure to banks, tax authorities and agents, and which requires the management to make careful and planned choices for the near future.
Sampdoria's biggest burden? Bank debts.
The largest portion of this situation concerns debts owed to banks, which are estimated to amount to over €60 million. This significant sum represents over 85% of the club's total debt and requires the club to maintain close relationships with the banking system and meet specific deadlines. Furthermore, in September, Sampdoria will pay the third and final €6 million installment envisaged in the bankruptcy plan, a significant milestone that will allow the club to close a crucial chapter in its recovery process.
There are also many redemptions and debts to other clubsIn addition to outstanding debts with the banking system, Sampdoria will have to pay approximately €14 million to other clubs for buyouts and outstanding transfer fees. The buyouts of Gennaro Tutino, Ioannis Ioannou, Bellemo, and Sekulov, among others, are still outstanding. All figures are reported by Il Secolo XIX.
The Tutino case
In addition, it would have exploded Tutino caseMario Giuffredi, owner of the MARAT Football Management Srl agency and representative of Gennaro Tutino, reported alleged irregularities in the striker's transfer from Cosenza to Sampdoria to the CONI Guarantee Board.
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