Chinese Suning group investors will shortly be able to buy 20 per cent of Inter, say reports.
The Nerazzurri are negotiating with foreign business partners with a view to selling some of the club's shares. Prevailing reports suggest their partners could be the Suning Group from China.
Chinese Suning group investors will shortly be able to buy 20 per cent of Inter, say reports.
The Nerazzurri are negotiating with foreign business partners with a view to selling some of the club's shares. Prevailing reports suggest their partners could be the Suning Group from China.
According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, Suning are about to receive permission from the Beijing government to invest capital abroad, which would open to an investment in the Italian football club.
They would buy 14 per cent of the club's shares from President Erick Thohir, and another 6 per cent from former President Massimo Moratti, for a total of one fifth of the club's assets.
The questions regarding the club's redistribution of executive power, and whether Thohir would be happy to give up control of Inter's policy and strategy, remain open.