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Speaker: All right, so it's been roughly six months since you and your partners at 777 Partners acquired a majority stake in Janawa. Very curious to understand just what is the long -term objectives outlook for the club.
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: You know, us specifically in general, like I alluded to before, we're trying to come up with or we've come up with it. We think we're just trying to implement, you know, a football model that relies on, on young players, on players that we can develop. Obviously looking at our own Academy a lot, but you know, tapping into those markets that are producing incredible talent and giving people a chance to develop in the club. And then, you know, utilizing the eventual sales of those players to, uh, to kind of help eventually.
Speaker: have enough liquidity to attack our debts and deliver the club, which we have crippling debt at the moment. And also those players are coming at a different cost structure than previous players that previous ownerships may have preferred at the time. And by ensuring that we have a good economy and a good system to develop players, we can ensure that we keep our costs down and to really build a sustainable model.
Speaker: Okay, so can I officially report here then and break the news that you will not be handing Goran Pandev five -year contract renewal? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, exactly. Things like that is something we would aim to avoid.
