Inter owner Jindong Zhang could be forced to modify the policy already outlined for the growth of Inter according to a report in today’s print edition of Italian daily newspaper Tuttosport.
The work of the 300 members of the Central Committee for the 14th five-year plan of the People’s Republic of China began a few days ago and China’s president Xi Jinping is pushing for policies to be aimed at the ever-increasing development of the internal market rather than external market.
Should important measures be taken in this regard, Jindong Zhang, who is Suning’s chairman, could change his policy as far as Inter’s growth is concerned in terms of distribution of resources.
Chinese e-commerce giants Suning purchased a majority stake in Inter back in the Summer of 2016 from Indonesian tycoon Erick Thohir and a recent report in the media highlighted that they have already invested in excess of €1 billion into the Nerazzurri club.
