The sale of 20 per cent of Inter's stocks is still being negotiated as sources disagree about the final date.
President Erick Thohir's plan to find a new business partner to help him pay off his club's considerable debts is nearing completion.
The sale of 20 per cent of Inter's stocks is still being negotiated as sources disagree about the final date.
President Erick Thohir's plan to find a new business partner to help him pay off his club's considerable debts is nearing completion.
While investors from the Suning Group have now visited the club and the city of Milan, and while Thohir confirmed that both himself and Coach Roberto Mancini will remain at Inter, there is still some uncertainty surrounding the sale.
Specifically, sources seem to disagree considerably about the dates when the deal will be signed.
Newspapers Il Giorno and Quotidiano Nazionale claim that closure will be found within two weeks, but Il Corriere dello Sport and Calcio & Finanza take a more cautious approach, saying that negotiations are still open and that the sale won't be finalised until the end of May.
There is still no certainty as to the format of the operation, including the question of how many shares Vice President Massimo Moratti will be giving up, and what kind of executive power will the Chinese have in the club.