Posted on December 21, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. by Dan Marciano The 777 Partners investment fund has decided to withdraw from the race to sell ASSE. The Americans now prefer to focus on the Genoa, which they recently acquired. “I would like the sale to take place before the end of 2021. I hope that the suitable successor will be found fairly quickly, that is to say someone who has the values of ASSE and who will be able to help him financially in order to titillate the first five to six places. We're going to get there, at one point or another, for sure. And the change can only be beneficial if the candidate meets our criteria, “said Roland Romeyer. But as the year draws to a close, this sales file drags on. On November 23, the KPMG cabinet decided to reject certain projects such as that of Mathieu Bodmer and Jean-Michel Roussier , but had, however, retained five candidates including that of 777 Partners . The case brought by American investors had caught the attention of Bernard Caïazzo and Roland Romeyer . But a favorite time, 777 Partners decided to withdraw from the race. The CEO of the company justified his decision. ASSE is no longer in the plans of 777 Partners At the beginning of December, RMC Sport announced that the American investment fund had decided to review its plans and abandon the track ASSE. Information confirmed by Juan Arciniegas : “If I denied an interest in buying ASSE? Absolutely “. The official did not say more about his choice, but spoke at length on the French market and a possible arrival in France. “France have released some of the best players in the world and they've been doing it for years. It is true that the French market may interest us in the future. I am not saying that we will invest, nor that we will not, but we will definitely look at the opportunities. It is a very attractive market thanks to the good training centers and if this can match our strategy and our network, we will see, ”he declared in an interview with RMC Sport. 777 Partners is dedicated to Genoa Juan Arciniegas prefers, for the moment, to concentrate on the Genoa. 777 Partners recently got their hands on the Italian club, currently 18th in the Serie A standings. a decline and we have seen the arrival of smart investments. We believe that it is not at all impossible for Italian football to regain its pre-decline position and there is even a potential to do even better (…) When we studied the clubs which presented the best attractiveness, we have looked at several situations, but ultimately none in as much detail as the Genoa. What stood out to us was that Genoa is in a city, Genoa, which has had a bit of the same trajectory as the club, the oldest in Italian professional football, and the league. Genoa, with its port, was one of the strongest and wealthiest cities in the world a long time ago (…) We are not short-term investors. We don't have to make money for outsiders at one point in time, it's up to us. The long term will start from next summer. As for the short term, it's a shame that we have this sporting situation, but we accept it and we have to work from January to correct it, “he said. The ASSE page seems to be definitely turned. Skip back to main navigation