The Suning Group is reportedly set to shake-up Inter’s boardroom, with CEO Michael Bolingbroke to leave.
The Chinese consortium bought the Nerazzurri over the summer, and new owner Zhang Jindong is expected in Italy this weekend.
While he and his son are primarily coming to watch the game with Juventus, Gazzetta dello Sport believes there will also be discussions over upcoming boardroom changes.
It’s thought Bolingbroke will step-down after the shareholder’s meeting in October, with his replacement to be an Italian.
The Suning Group is reportedly set to shake-up Inter’s boardroom, with CEO Michael Bolingbroke to leave.
The Chinese consortium bought the Nerazzurri over the summer, and new owner Zhang Jindong is expected in Italy this weekend.
While he and his son are primarily coming to watch the game with Juventus, Gazzetta dello Sport believes there will also be discussions over upcoming boardroom changes.
It’s thought Bolingbroke will step-down after the shareholder’s meeting in October, with his replacement to be an Italian.
However, sporting director Piero Ausilio is expected to be kept on, with Gazette reporting that his contract will be extended and that an announcement is imminent.
Meanwhile, President Erick Thohir is believed to be intending to stay for another year, despite selling most of his shares to Suning.
The Indonesian tycoon retains 31 per cent of the club, and he believes the value of that will rise in the next year with Chinese investment