A club currently playing football in Serie A, Italy's highest division, could be kicked out of the league before the end of this year.
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The president of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), Gabriele Gravina, has confirmed that Salernitana will be booted from the top flight should they not find a buyer by 31 December.
Salernitana won promotion to Italy's top division this year for the first time in 23 years, but their owner, Claudio Lotito, already owns Lazio.
According to the Daily Mail, ownership of multiple teams in the same league is not allowed in Serie A, with control of the club recently being handed to a trust to find a new buyer.
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"There won't be any let-offs when it comes to the 31 December deadline for the sale of Salernitana," Gravina said.
"If there are not any new developments by 31 December, Salernitana are out."
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Salernitana are currently at the bottom of the Serie A standings, having claimed just eight points from 18 matches.
