Italian football and finance site Calcio e Finanza have delved in to the latest financial statements posted by former Inter President Erick Thohir’s company and bring an update on him selling his remaining shares in the club.
Thohir relinquished his position as club president back in October and was succeeded by Steven Zhang who in turn became the youngest President in club history at just 26-years-old.
The Indonesian tycoon bought a majority stake in the club from long-serving president and owner Massimo Moratti but would sell his majority stake in the club to the Suning Group in 2016, retaining around a 30% stake in the Nerazzurri.
As per the report, Thohir’s company International Sports Capital SPA closed the financial year (June 30, 2018) with a negative balance of €364,556.
His company carried out an evaluation of his Inter assets and believe they are worth €42.5 million, €15 million more than what they were previously believed to be worth.
It would appear as if Thohir is trying to understand the true value of his shares to enable him to reach an agreement with Suning over the sale of his shares that would give Suning complete control in the club.
