It is reported BC Partners may have retired from the race to buy a majority stake in Inter.
The British fund began an exclusive due diligence at the beginning of January, but according to Sky Sport Italia, they haven’t been in contact with Inter directors for over a week.
In addition to that, Suning and BC Partners had failed to agree on the value of the club during the meetings that took place over the last few weeks.
It is reported BC Partners may have retired from the race to buy a majority stake in Inter.
The British fund began an exclusive due diligence at the beginning of January, but according to Sky Sport Italia, they haven’t been in contact with Inter directors for over a week.
In addition to that, Suning and BC Partners had failed to agree on the value of the club during the meetings that took place over the last few weeks.
Therefore, Inter sources quoted by Sky Sport Italia, believe BC Partners are not interested in the club’s takeover anymore.
The exclusivity period of the British fund is now over and the Nerazzurri are free to listen to other offers.
According to the report there are other funds that are eager to begin talks with Inter’s owners.
Suning want to sell a majority stake in the club after the Chinese government stopped the possibility of linking company names to football clubs, affecting their economic strategies.