Erick Thohir’s days at Inter are numbered and Suning will soon have complete control over the Nerazzurri according to a report from Tuttosport.

By the end of October, barring any unexpected twists and turns, Inter’s majority stakeholders will buy the Indonesian tycoon’s remaining 31% shares in the club from him which will then mean that they have a 100% stake in the club.

Thohir, despite being increasingly distant since Suning initially came to the club in 2016, still remains in the position of club president but will be removed from his position once his shares are bought from him. Once removed, Steven Zhang, the son of Suning’s number one Jindong, will be appointed as the club’s president, something that has long been rumoured in the media.

Thohir first became involved in Inter when he bought a 70% majority stake from long serving president Massimo Moratti back in 2013 before selling around half of his stake to Suning back in 2016.