Turnaround at Brescia, Cellino returns

Turnaround at the top of Brescia: after his resignation presented on November 15, Massimo Cellino is once again president of the Rondinelle.

In truth, the board had immediately asked the former boss of Cagliari and Leeds for the willingness to return as president of Brescia.

Yesterday, on the proposal of the director Stefano Midolo and unanimously, the board of the Lombard club resolved «to confirm the position of director and then of Chairman of the board. Mr. Massimo Cellino who in consideration of what previously accepted the appointment".

The Court – which since this summer has, in fact, the last word on matters related to Brescia for the maxi precautionary seizure of assets for 59 million euros for investigations into tax crimes against Cellino – found that the club Lombard has regular accounts and a healthy balance sheet. "I feel the trust of the Court", Cellino declared, announcing his return to the helm of the Rondinelle.

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