An agreement has been reached with the Inter players over a delay to the payment of their salaries for the months of July and August according to a report in today’s print edition of Italian daily newspaper Corriere dello Sport.
Inter’s annual shareholders meeting is scheduled to take place tomorrow during which losses of around €100 million will be ratified.
Inter’s shareholders, who will meet via video conference, will analyse all of the numbers and do so in line with the losses that the other big European clubs have recorded.
The club took the decision to not include revenue related to TV rights, sponsors and UEFA prize money collected between July and August.
However, due to there still being no fans, the lack of commercial revenue could cause a net loss in the next financial year as well.
The report goes on to add that Inter president Steven Zhang found an agreement with the players over the postponement of their salaries for July and August 2020 and they will receive these salaries in February 2021.
The thinking behind this was to wait for new funds to arrive that will come via the agreement between Lega Serie A and CVC Consortium and possibly new Chinese sponsors, which Inter have been working on for some time already.
