Inter are on sale and the advisors will start looking for potential buyers for the Nerazzurri starting this week. This time the indiscretion comes from the very prestigious Financial Timesa London newspaper, a symbol of the City of London and the international financial markets.
The newspaper pointed out that the US bank Raine Groupwho handled Chelsea’s transfer to the Premier League this year, and Goldman Sachs they are working on the sale of the Suning subsidiary.
Last month, the Nerazzurri club’s board approved the latest budget, which showed revenues up to 440 million euros and a loss of 140 million euros for the 2021/22 financial year. The club stated that the majority shareholder «has formally expressed its commitment to support the group by guaranteeing patrimonial support».
Suning, in fact, would be ready to inject capital of 100 million euros this year, according to a person close to the Nerazzurri club. Financial Times. The person in question indicated the previous condition that Suning would be open to new partners and would consider selling a minority stake in the company.
Italian football has become an increasingly popular destination for international investors. Roma, Atalanta, Fiorentina and Genoa are among the many clubs now controlled by American owners. This year, the US fund RedBird Capital bought AC Milan in a deal worth € 1.2 billion, a record for a European football club outside the Premier League.
