“After the alert triggered on the financial markets as a result of Beijing’s restrictions on the foreign investments of Chinese companies in some areas considered non-strategic, many are fearful of the Inter and Milan-based development plans. As we see, it has less foundation than what is believed,” journalist Marco Bellinazzo writes in his column entitled ‘Goal Economy’ for Goal.com.
The report delves deeper into situation concerning Suning and referring to Beneamata: “Inter’s inactivity in the mercato is justified only by reasons connected with the UEFA Financial Fair Play restrictions and this is the reason for the lack of some “first choices” such as Radja Nainggolan and Vidal arriving.
“Suning’s initiatives (which have already invested in the Inter in various forms almost €400million), conversely, continue to raise Beijing’s political consensus. Such concerns may raise spending in the transfer market, how much really is $100million to a company earning over $50billion a year?”
Source: Goal
