Inter President Erick Thohir is reportedly looking to sell his 30 percent stake in the club.
According to Corriere della Sera, Thohir is seeking a minimum of €150m for his shares in Inter, thereby valuing the club at €500m.
The Indonesian’s role for the Nerazzurri has been increasingly marginalised since Suning Group’s takeover in the summer of 2016, despite still holding the official title of President.
The newspaper notes Suning will welcome a new investor ‘with open arms’ as opposed to buying out the 48-year-old.
Inter President Erick Thohir is reportedly looking to sell his 30 percent stake in the club.
According to Corriere della Sera, Thohir is seeking a minimum of €150m for his shares in Inter, thereby valuing the club at €500m.
The Indonesian’s role for the Nerazzurri has been increasingly marginalised since Suning Group’s takeover in the summer of 2016, despite still holding the official title of President.
The newspaper notes Suning will welcome a new investor ‘with open arms’ as opposed to buying out the 48-year-old.
Thohir initially bought the Nerazzurri from Massimo Moratti in 2013 and is said to be hopeful of cashing in from their qualification for the Champions League.