We know that the owners of Premier League champions Manchester City are strongly contemplating to invest in a club in India as part of an effort to increase their presence in Asia, chief executive Ferran Soriano has said. If all goes well, City Football Group (CFG), owner 7 clubs including Major League Soccer's New York City FC, Spanish side Girona, Japan's Yokohama F Marinos and A-League's Melbourne City, will complete the deal for a club in India by the end of the year.
Now, we have it that the team that they have set their eyes on, is the team co-owned by Ranbir Kapoor MUmbai City FC. The deal has almost gone through, Ranbir is definitely in the know, and as things stand today- it will come into play next season. CFG officials were in India last year for more than a week and even attended an ISL game between Jamshedpur FC and Mumbai City. After the match, they had termed India as a 'land of opportunity.
Is Ranbir Kapoor happy? Koi shaque? Daddy Rishi Kapoor is coming home by end of this month, and then one of his first tasks is to meet a Pandit with Mahesh Bhatt to finalise Ranbir's wedding with Alia. We are hearing the wedding bells faintly for now, but they are most likely to grow louder. Touch wood
"There might be other opportunities in Asia. We've been looking at India for nearly two years now. I'd say this year we'll end up doing an investment in India."
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Now, we have it that the team that they have set their eyes on, is the team co-owned by Ranbir Kapoor MUmbai City FC. The deal has almost gone through, Ranbir is definitely in the know, and as things stand today- it will come into play next season. CFG officials were in India last year for more than a week and even attended an ISL game between Jamshedpur FC and Mumbai City. After the match, they had termed India as a 'land of opportunity.
Ranbir Kapoor
Is Ranbir Kapoor happy? Koi shaque? Daddy Rishi Kapoor is coming home by end of this month, and then one of his first tasks is to meet a Pandit with Mahesh Bhatt to finalise Ranbir's wedding with Alia. We are hearing the wedding bells faintly for now, but they are most likely to grow louder. Touch wood
"There might be other opportunities in Asia. We've been looking at India for nearly two years now. I'd say this year we'll end up doing an investment in India."
Image Source:- dekhonewsindia / freepressjournal