On the financial front, everything is looking good for Inter at least according to Tuttosport who have examined Inter’s current state firstly looking at Champions League revenue.

“The costs of the youth sector and infrastructure are excluded from being counted in Financial Fair Play. They’re considered virtuous costs. The positive aspect comes from participation in the 2018-2019 champions league where Inter have virtually earned €54 million.”

The Turin based newspaper also looked ahead to the upcoming Inter shareholders meeting in ten days time.

“The date of October 26th is crucial for the future of the Nerazzurri company. The new board of directors will be appointed and the exit of the Indonesian tycoon Erick Thohir (current president and owner of 31.05% units) will be confirmed and he is due to be replaced by Steven Zhang. Also during the same meeting the budget of M-I Stadio will be approved, the company through which Inter, Milan and the municipality of Milan manage San Siro.”

They then looked ahead to the next transfer window.

“The high revenues expected in the Champions League are important but the management knows that this winter window is part of the budget of the current season. It is difficult, therefore, that the income in question can bring concrete advantages in terms of the club’s sporting choices.

The reports concludes by discussing Inter more generally.

“In the meantime, Inter returns to see the light, both on and off the pitch, and looks forward to the response from UEFA on accounts presented during the settlement agreement.”