Inter’s owners Suning Group are reportedly ready to buy out the remaining shares of President Erick Thohir.
The Indonesian businessman bought the Nerazzurri from Massimo Moratti, taking around 70 per cent of the shares and leaving the Italian with the rest.
In the summer of 2016 Chinese conglomerate Suning came in, with Thohir buying out Moratti’s shares and selling the rest to Jindong Zhang and family.
Inter’s owners Suning Group are reportedly ready to buy out the remaining shares of President Erick Thohir.
The Indonesian businessman bought the Nerazzurri from Massimo Moratti, taking around 70 per cent of the shares and leaving the Italian with the rest.
In the summer of 2016 Chinese conglomerate Suning came in, with Thohir buying out Moratti’s shares and selling the rest to Jindong Zhang and family.
Now Corriere dello Sport is reporting that the group is ready to buy Thohir’s remaining 31.05 per cent, taking almost total control of the club.
There would still be several small shareholders, but their stake combined amounts to just 0.4 per cent.
Thohir has already sold his shares in Major League Soccer side DC United, suggesting that he may be looking to make an exit from football investment.