Massimo Moratti said there is “no news” on Suning wanting to buy more than 20 per cent of Inter, but any sale will take "a month."
There were multiple reports today that Moratti had agreed to sell all 30 per cent of his stake in the club and President Erick Thohir another 30 per cent to Chinese investors Suning Group.
“I think they are talking and I have no news, so we’re still at the old discussion for 20 per cent,” Moratti told reporters this evening.
Massimo Moratti said there is “no news” on Suning wanting to buy more than 20 per cent of Inter, but any sale will take "a month."
There were multiple reports today that Moratti had agreed to sell all 30 per cent of his stake in the club and President Erick Thohir another 30 per cent to Chinese investors Suning Group.
“I think they are talking and I have no news, so we’re still at the old discussion for 20 per cent,” Moratti told reporters this evening.
“If there are any evolutions, I think they’ll be in future. The situations we already know about remain and that includes the option to sell my shares.
“If someone wants to buy everything, we can reach a solution, including the evaluation of the club. Other than that, there’s no news.
“I read that story that I was ready to walk away, but no decision has been made yet. Would I sell the shares? I don’t know, we’d have to see the conditions.
“I say we need to evaluate things when they are concrete and worth reflecting on. Everyone hopes for a stronger club and Thohir has always tried to buy important players, so with 20 per cent the Chinese investors would arrive to give Inter a hand and improve the club’s potential in looking for players.
“I don’t think there will be any imminent developments, so it’ll take about a month or so. They’ve been negotiating for a while, it can be at a certain point they’ll tell us something.
“I spoke to Thohir about the issue of selling the majority of shares, but we always discussed 20 per cent as a concrete and practical option.”