Inter chief executive Alessandro Antonello has shared his thoughts and feelings on the entry of LionRock Capital into the club, something which was ratified at a shareholders meeting earlier today.

“We welcome new members, this represents a further step forward in relation to the Club’s development project. LionRock will be able to provide short and long-term support for This is a project that started with the acquisition of Suning and today it proves that an international partner like LionRock wants to follow this project gives us confidence and confirms that what we are doing is right. the strategies we had set ourselves in. So welcome to LionRock and support us on this exciting journey for the growth of the Club.”

Antonello then went on to speak about Inter’s progress in the Deloitte Football Money League with them sitting 14th now compared to 19th when Suning first took-over.

“These are very important results, the result of the work carried out over the last two years, a sign of the fact that everything we have set is starting to bear fruit. step towards the growth of the Club and we hope to improve the position for the current season. It is important because with the support of Suning we have been able to grow not only in the European markets but also in Asia, with the possibility of having a market Chinese open to our fans and new collaborations with Chinese partners. We hope that the journey that has started will continue for a long time.”

He concluded the interview with Inter TV by speaking on the stadium situation.

“The stadium is a fundamental aspect for the growth of a club.Today we are here in San Siro, an iconic stadium that needs to be renewed.We are currently working together with AC Milan for a joint project , we have not yet assessed what the best project is, whether the renovation or the creation of a new stadium but certainly the fact of having a modern, cutting-edge plant will be one of the main growth factors in the coming years.”