Erick Thohir assures he won’t sell Inter, but confirms he’s looking for “a minority partner”.
It was reported over the weekend that the Suning Group from China have received permission from the Chinese government to invest abroad.
They would buy 14 per cent of the club's shares from President Erick Thohir, and another 6 per cent from former President Massimo Moratti, for a total of one fifth of the club's assets.
Erick Thohir assures he won’t sell Inter, but confirms he’s looking for “a minority partner”.
It was reported over the weekend that the Suning Group from China have received permission from the Chinese government to invest abroad.
They would buy 14 per cent of the club's shares from President Erick Thohir, and another 6 per cent from former President Massimo Moratti, for a total of one fifth of the club's assets.
“We are not going to sell,” Thohir told Beneamata staff today, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
“We’re looking for a minority partner to make Inter as strong as possible.”