According to Rome based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, some positive news has arrived for Inter off the pitch, in stark contrast to their current form on the pitch.
The date of the board of directors meeting with the 18 members in which LionRock Capital will enter the club has already been established and it will take place at the San Siro.
A substantial portion of the money has already arrived that Inter wanted to have last season from their Chinese partners but had struggled to obtain for restrictions on the export of capital from China.
LionRock Capital, recently became the minority shareholders of Inter after they purchased 31.05% of the shares that until recently were owned by the Indonesian and former President, Erick Thohir.
Daniel Kar Keung Tseung, founder and Managing Director of LionRock Capital, has assured that they will support Inter’s key objective to make the club one of the world’s top football clubs both on and off the pitch,
