Ice hockey: AC Milan goodbye in silence

Ice hockey loses Milan Bears, who announced their intention to Do not register for the upcoming Division I IHL Championship. A painful choice but the daughter of the emergency situation that arose: it is no coincidence that the club, some time ago, asked the Milan municipality for financial and planning assistance, but this request remained pending. And now the decision to stop.

Ice hockey, no championship for the Milan Bears

With a post that appeared on her own page FacebookTitled “HCM, Leave to Redefine a Trusted Future,” Milan announced: “Following the tireless efforts of Curva, politicians, individuals and HCM BEARS companies to obtain Economic guarantees It is necessary to give birth to a serious project for the future of Milan (simino pictures)This year, we have to White flag wave for the first team. In the 2022-23 season, the Bears will only be represented in the youth tournaments.”.

The Agora Project That Will Never Begin

And the belief that only last March, the company submitted to the sports consultant Milan municipality, Martina Riva, and to institutions in a broad sense, a proposal also for the redevelopment of the Palazzo del Ghiaccio – Agora on Via dei Ciclamini. A suggestion that will now obviously remain unanswered:We thank all those who have devoted themselves with commendable passion With body and soul to avoid this situation but unfortunately it was not possible to move forward Some promises of care And the potential long-term investments that in any case were not enough to cover even the costs of a season like the one that ended at the end of last February.”

The future of Milan Bears hockey club

So, what is the future of the Milan Bears Hockey Club? “The hope for the future of Milan hockey is that by continuing to operate without bowls over the next season, the promises become certain and interest in our sport will increase, with the approach of the Olympic period, allowing us to arrive ready at the start of the centenary streak for the 2023-24 season,” the note concluded.