(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 9 - Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy said
Tuesday that he was aiming high as he visited Torre Annunziata,
near Naples, to present the project of a consortium he is
leading to take over Savoia Calcio.
The Campania club, which have the crest of the House of Savoy
royal dynasty as their symbol, currently play in the fifth tier
of Italian soccer - Eccellenza.
"I have a dream for Savoia Calcio," said Filiberto, the grandson
of Umberto II, the last King of Italy before the Italian people
voted to dump the monarchy and establish a republic after World
War II.
"I want to take them into (third-tier) Serie C within three or
four years and then go up to Serie B.
"I'm here to tell you that together, with the city and the fans,
we will take back Savoia Calcio and make this great team grow".
(ANSA).
Italian 'royal' Filiberto set to take over Savoia Calcio
Grandson of Italy's last king wants to take club to Serie B