Inter Milan GM Beppe Marotta says Italian football is in need of major reforms.
Marotta says the league needs to generate new revenue streams.
“We must eliminate the litigation that has become the language of an entire class of directors," he said. “We need to be committed to a common path, new forms of revenue, the enhancement of resources such as foreign broadcasting rights."
“Compared to Spain, we have a quarter of the revenues, about an eighth compared to England.
“We talk about media companies. We need an in-depth analysis of this proposal.
“Reforms are needed soon, the kind that can help with the smaller clubs' situations as well."
“Today Serie A pays €120 million in mutual benefits to the minor leagues. We're also lagging behind in infrastructure. In the last ten years 153 new the stadiums have been built, but in Italy two. The system needs to be reinvigorated."
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