Inter will pay their players’ outstanding wages in compliance with the Italian Football Federation’s rules before next month’s deadline, according to an Italian media report today.

The Nerazzurri are currently suffering from liquidity problems but as per Corriere della Sera’s print edition, they are obliged to pay players their salaries for the months of July, August, November and December by February 16.

Inter have made it clear that they will comply and pay the players what they are due, although the report adds that if the club can come to an agreement with the players to delay payment of their November and December salaries then it would be helpful for them.

The Nerazzurri’s liquidity problems have led to owners Suning searching for new investment and there has been no shortage of speculation that the club could be sold entirely by the Chinese conglomerate.

Suning have owned a majority stake in the club since the summer of 2016, which they bought from Erick Thohir.