Erick Thohir is on the verge of selling his shares in Inter to a Hong Kong based private investment fund according to a report from Sky Sport.
Negotiations between the Indonesian tycoon and the Hong Kong fund are ongoing and as per the report they could be finalised come the middle of February.
Thohir holds roughly a 30% stake in the Nerazzurri and Sky Sport report that the shares will be sold for around the €150 million mark.
Thohir first entered Inter back in 2013 as he bought a controlling stake in the club from long standing president and owner Massimo Moratti. He would sell his majority stake in 2016 to the Suning Group, who have worked wonders for Inter’s finances since.
Back in October of last year, Thohir, who had become increasingly less involved at the club, was removed as president and replaced by Steven Zhang, who became the youngest president in the club’s history.
