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Some clubs put brakes on Serie A stake sale talks with Avenue Capital, sources say

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MILAN, Nov 12 - Some Serie A clubs have expressed doubts over selling a stake in the league's international media right business to US investment firm Avenue Capital, delaying and complicating talks over the deal, three people familiar with the matter said.

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