Overview
- Operations are set to continue under Armani’s management starting in summer 2026.
- The nearly century-old venue, converted into a disco in 1929, is regarded as one of the longest-running clubs still active.
- The sale follows last year’s death of longtime owner Gherardo Guidi, which left the club’s future uncertain.
- Italian outlets reported multiple bidders and speculated on offers up to €12 million, a figure not confirmed in the announcements.
- The club’s cultural legacy includes performances by Ray Charles and Grace Jones and a role in the 1980s film “Sapore di mare.”