Inter are looking to increase their revenue by €30-35m by means of opening up to the Asian market.
The new Chinese ownership that took over this summer is expected to bring not only more capital for the Nerazzurri, but also new business opportunities.
Tuttosport is running a report on their revenue targets, and they believe the Suning directors are looking to increase Inter's cash inflow by €30-35m.
Inter are looking to increase their revenue by €30-35m by means of opening up to the Asian market.
The new Chinese ownership that took over this summer is expected to bring not only more capital for the Nerazzurri, but also new business opportunities.
Tuttosport is running a report on their revenue targets, and they believe the Suning directors are looking to increase Inter's cash inflow by €30-35m.
Under Erick Thohir, the club managed to make €185m in one business year, whilst the new owners are hoping to bring that up to €215-220m.
This is as much an aspiration as it is a necessity, as Inter must balance all their losses by the end of next season according to their Financial Fair Play agreements with FIFA.
The new sources of revenue will come from the Asian market, as the new owners have apparently found novel business partners and sponsors.
Among them there is Changhong, the second biggest producer of televisions in China, whose logo was already shown in San Siro during the game against Palermo.