Inter will reportedly struggle to find a deal for Ramires, as Walter Sabatini was unable to convince Suning Group to invest in January.
The Nerazzurri have Financial Fair Play obligations to meet, but the technical advisor flew to China to try and convince the owners to invest in Luciano Spalletti’s squad.
However, FCInterNews reports that his mission was unsuccessful, as the owners reiterated that only loans or sales can be considered before the June 30 FFP deadline.
Inter will reportedly struggle to find a deal for Ramires, as Walter Sabatini was unable to convince Suning Group to invest in January.
The Nerazzurri have Financial Fair Play obligations to meet, but the technical advisor flew to China to try and convince the owners to invest in Luciano Spalletti’s squad.
However, FCInterNews reports that his mission was unsuccessful, as the owners reiterated that only loans or sales can be considered before the June 30 FFP deadline.
The club can self-finance any signings by selling players, and Joao Mario or Marcelo Brozovic would be the likely candidates for that.
It was hoped that Ramires could arrive from Jiangsu Suning, who have the same owners, but Suning don’t want to send the Brazilian on a free loan while the Chinese club pays all or at least half of his wages.