Inter have released an official statement on their website confirming that the club’s owners the Suning Group are not looking to sell the team.

The report details how a report in today’s paper edition of the Rome based newspaper Corriere dello Sport suggested that the Suning group instructed the Rothschild bank to find buyers for a majority share in the club, due to the financial effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Italian journalist Carlo Festa has highlighted that this is untrue, starting from the fact that the club historically is close to Goldman Sachs in London, not the Rothschild bank.

Instead, the Suning group are looking to refinance the bonds and find a new main shirt sponsor to help generate revenue.

It has also been made clear to coach Antonio Conte that no large investments can be made in this month’s transfer window, and players must be sold before new ones can arrive, increasing the importance of finding the right deal for Christian Eriksen.

Inter posted a statement, saying:

“With regard to some speculation published today, with particular reference to the hypothesis of the sale of FC Internazionale Milano, the president Steven Zhang categorically denies what has been erroneously reported and specifies that it is news without any foundation.”