Amidst growing uncertainty over the financial state of the club, Inter owners Suning are able to meet their commitments until June after an investigation by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC).
The Nerazzurri’s Chinese owners have been in discussions over the sale of the club as financial concerns grow, with player wages from July and August deferred until this month and November and December salaries pushed back until May.
As reported in today’s newspaper edition of La Repubblica, the uncertainty was strong enough to prompt the FIGC to involve the Supervisory Commission (COVISOC) and open an investigation into the club’s accounts.
This was undertaken through a series of questionnaires and reports, with the findings showing that Suning are able to meet their outstanding financial commitments until June.
Whilst they weren’t the only Serie A club to be contacted, Inter were amongst the first to respond and provide a detailed outline of their financial plan, showing outstanding amounts of €195m to be paid by the end of the season.