BC Partners are already thinking about the corporate structure they want at Inter should they buy the club, according to an Italian media report today.

As per Corriere dello Sport’s print edition, the British private equity fund remain in talks with Suning and alongside these negotiations, they are starting to think about ideas for management.

BC Partners would like to bring in one person to act as a leading figure for the club, whether that be a president or chief executive.

They are said to be seeking someone who is an Interista for this role.

The report from the Rome-based newspaper goes on to explain that BC Partners’ plan to reduce club debt is to avoid paying big transfer fees and salaries and focus on signing young players with potential instead.

This however will not be easy to put into practice considering the current squad, which risks being stripped of certain assets.

It also must be noted that young players are not necessarily given away on the cheap either, though, because one only has to look at prices paid for Nicolo Barella, Alessandro Bastoni and Sandro Tonali lately to know buying young doesn’t necessarily mean buying cheap.