Michael Bolingbroke yesterday faced media and gave a bit of insight about club’s policy and some important aspects. Here is an excerpt reported by Inter.it, with the inevitable reference to the CEO of Inter, the Financial Fair Play: “There is an agreement on FFP and is an agreement on a biennial basis, regards the current year and the next . For now, the first objective is to reach a maximum of -30 million for the first year and then get to the next draw. For us it is important to respect the contents of this agreement, because it would mean that in 18 months we would be in balance. Of course for to do this we have maintained and maintain constant contact with UEFA. They understand what we are doing and they understand that the node is a draw. For example, if tomorrow we might receive less money than foreseen by the TV rights, UEFA does not provide of sanctions, they would understand our position. Their role is not to punish, but allow all clubs to break even. As for us, i think we can do it, we’re working on, though of course it is not easy. I support fully the FFP, but it is obvious that two years is not many, because it comes to giving a decisive turning. I confirm that ask us to stay within the limit of a loss of 30 million the first year, but remember that the FFP has different principles than our budget accounts: many expenses that the club claims, which they are not counted because they are considered ‘ virtuous’. UEFA discounts in our favor all that is spent for example to Inter Campus, to the youth field, or all that is spent on the stadium and for the work ahead of the final of the Champions League. If you do not qualify in the Champions League? It would obviously be a disappointment for us, as for all the fans, but not a disaster, because ours is a five-year plan and not 5 minutes. It is important that everything is placed in a long-term perspective “.
Source: FCInternews.it
