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"Football and sports in general have proven to be a very valuable property that has further potential to exploit," says Marco De Benedetti, Carlyle Group Inc.'s co-head of Europe private equity. Carlyle is one of a number of Wall Street firms eyeing up an investment in Italy's Serie A league. De Benedetti speaks with Bloomberg Television's Dani Burger at the Super Return conference in Berlin.
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