Inter President Erick Thohir is reportedly stepping up negotiations with Chinese investors.
The Nerazzurri have already fallen foul of UEFA’s Financial Fair Play restrictions and if they get back into European competition face the risk of being excluded or heavily fined.
According to Sky Sport Italia, Thohir has over the past couple of weeks intensified talks with a Chinese group interested in buying shares.
Inter President Erick Thohir is reportedly stepping up negotiations with Chinese investors.
The Nerazzurri have already fallen foul of UEFA’s Financial Fair Play restrictions and if they get back into European competition face the risk of being excluded or heavily fined.
According to Sky Sport Italia, Thohir has over the past couple of weeks intensified talks with a Chinese group interested in buying shares.
Although the Indonesian businessman would maintain the majority shares and Massimo Moratti hold on to his 20 per cent, the operation would bring in fresh funds.
The situation has progressed to the degree that the Chinese group has begun due diligence evaluations.
Thohir flew in to Milan this week and sat down with Moratti before having dinner with the squad.
He’ll be in the stands for tonight’s match against Torino at San Siro.