Inter aren’t expected to spend big in January, but Ramires could arrive from Jiangsu Suning next month.
The Nerazzurri have Financial Fair Play obligations to meet, in addition to the fact the Chinese national congress did not appear to indicate restrictions on foreign investment will be lifted.
The Beneamata are owned by Suning Group, a Chinese conglomerate, with city rivals Milan also reliant on money from China.
Inter aren’t expected to spend big in January, but Ramires could arrive from Jiangsu Suning next month.
The Nerazzurri have Financial Fair Play obligations to meet, in addition to the fact the Chinese national congress did not appear to indicate restrictions on foreign investment will be lifted.
The Beneamata are owned by Suning Group, a Chinese conglomerate, with city rivals Milan also reliant on money from China.
Due to the policy from Beijing, Gazzetta dello Sport reports, Inter won’t spend big money in January, though they could loan Ramires from Jiangsu Suning, who are also owned by Suning Group.
The former Chelsea midfielder could arrive in Italy next month, after the end of the Chinese Super League season, in order to get up to speed and be evaluated by Coach Luciano Spalletti.