Italian Journalist Fabrizio Biasin: “Suning’s Search For Partners Shows They Want Inter To Keep Growing”

Suning’s search for new partners at Inter is actually a sign of their continued commitment to the club, according to Italian journalist and Nerazzurri supporter Fabrizio Biasin.

Inter, just like all other clubs, have been impacted a great deal financially by the Covid-19 pandemic since it began.

The Nerazzurri registered a loss of over €100 million during the 2019-20 financial year and as per Biasin, the losses will not stop there for the Suning backed Milanese club.

There has been no shortage of speculation regarding Suning seeking fresh investment into Inter and in a post on Facebook, Biasin has highlighted the losses and expressed his views on new investors coming in at Inter.

International investment fund BC Partners have been the most heavily linked with investing into Inter with some reports even suggesting they could become the majority shareholders in place of Suning, depending on Suning’s intentions.

Multiple other reports have however insisted that Suning have no intention of selling the club.

He posted: “Inter between the pandemic and various expenses have lost and will lose about €100 million in their accounts, about €50 million in potential stadium revenue, about €20 million from not qualifying for the Champions League last 16 and more still.

“The alternative to new partners joining would be to scale back their plans for the club’s growth, which will happen to many clubs.

“Ergo, Suning’s search for important partners is not only ′normal,’ but above all it’s a guarantee that they want to continue to carry on with the process of growing Inter.”