I forgot English isn't your first language
But I am not convinced that in 2006, when the entire world was against us, that money was the problem that no one wanted to come give us a hand. I can't imagine how difficult the task was replacing our prior board with equal candidates. It would not have been easy, and a club surrounded in scandal at the time would have been VERY risky for someone of Hiddink's stature, etc.
I think now that we are getting back on track we will see this summer that we aren't the
feather weights (boxing term) that we appear to be right now on the transfer market.
Our BoD sucked ass the first years back, but now that Marotta is here in place of Secco and of course that Blanc/Cobogli aren't in charge either is going to help us. Agnelli is a business man with a strong business mind who has it in his blood, I think he will be fine.
As far as the Elkaans are concerned, I think once they see that Juve (their project) are starting to run efficiently and effectively then they will start getting more involved again.
This club needs to be able to run on it's own first, otherwise it isn't a good business plan if aid is continuously needed to keep our heads above water. We need to swim on our own and not sink under poor business decisions and once we can tread in dangerous waters safely then I think the powers to be will start getting more involved. But that's just what I think.
It's like Chess, you have the strategically have your key pieces in place to strike for the King/Queen, you just don't go balls out right away.