Inter's new board of directors will be decided on Tuesday, June 28, with Zhang Jindong's son likely to become the new president.
The Nerazzurri sold the majority of their shares to the Chinese giant Suning Group, who already own the football club Jiangsu Suning in China.
The Gazzetta dello Sport is running a report detailing the takeover, with a meeting of the current board of directors scheduled for next Tuesday, June 28.
Inter's new board of directors will be decided on Tuesday, June 28, with Zhang Jindong's son likely to become the new president.
The Nerazzurri sold the majority of their shares to the Chinese giant Suning Group, who already own the football club Jiangsu Suning in China.
The Gazzetta dello Sport is running a report detailing the takeover, with a meeting of the current board of directors scheduled for next Tuesday, June 28.
The summit will announce the new hierarchies and appointments among the Biscione's directors, and will be followed by a Press conference to announce the future of the club.
Zhang is believed to be setting up a sub-company to Suning Sports, itself a branch of the multinational Suning Commerce, dedicated specifically to managing Inter.
It is uncertain yet who will be at the head of the club. The new company is being set up by Zhang's right-hand man Jun Ren, but he manages a wide variety of businesses and seems unlikely to funnel his work into Inter alone.
The most likely candidate to take over control at the moment seems to be Zhang's son Steven, the 25-year-old manager of Suning's international relations, but nothing will be decisively settled until next Tuesday.