Reports in Italy claim that banks working on a potential Inter takeover are exploring the opportunity of finding multiple investors willing to acquire the club.
The Financial Times reported earlier this week that Suning are relying on Goldman Sachs and Raine Group to find buyers interested in a majority stake in the Serie A giants.
Raine Group already worked on Chelsea’s takeover earlier this year and are considering a similar scenario for Inter.
Il Corriere Dello Sport and Tuttosport report that the ideal solution would be finding different investors who would share resources to buy the club from Suning.
That’s precisely what happened at Chelsea last summer when Todd Boehly completed the club’s takeover, helped by different investors, including his business partner Mark Walter and Hansjorg Wyss of Clearlake Capital.
To some extent, RedBird did the same with Milan in August. The American fund led by Gerry Cardinale completed the club’s takeover for €1.2b after finding other shareholders, such as Yankee Global Enterprises.
Gazzetta has reported that Suning also value Inter at €1.2b even if sources close to the club insist that the Chinese conglomerate is only looking for a minority shareholder.