Inter have announced their new-look board of directors, which includes two members of new shareholders LionRock Capital.
Inter confirmed last month that Erick Thohir had sold his 31.05 percent share in the club to the Hong Kong-based fund, whose founder Daniel Tseung and advisor Tom Pitts have been appointed to their board.
Inter have announced their new-look board of directors, which includes two members of new shareholders LionRock Capital.
Inter confirmed last month that Erick Thohir had sold his 31.05 percent share in the club to the Hong Kong-based fund, whose founder Daniel Tseung and advisor Tom Pitts have been appointed to their board.
“Since the beginning of this fascinating journey our intentions were made clear, to take Inter and make it one of the most prestigious and successful clubs in the world,” Zhang told the Nerazzurri’s official website.
“After two and a half years, we have made important steps forward in our project achieving strong results on the pitch and off the pitch.
“The interest of LionRock Capital, such a reputable institution, is proof that we are taking this project in the right direction.
“Today, we are proud to formally welcome LionRock Capital into the Inter family as our new shareholder.
“Together, we will win, entertain, inspire and connect people, providing the best possible experience for the millions of Inter fans around the world.”
Tseung added: “It is an honour to have been nominated to the Board of Directors of FC Internazionale Milano along with Tom Pitts.
“At LionRock Capital we are very optimistic about the business development prospects of all sports-related activities and in particular, we believe that FC Internazionale Milano has strong future development potential.
“We will fully support the Club in their objective to become one of the world’s top football clubs.”