Inter owner and Suning chairman Zhang Jindong has stated that the Chinese e-commerce giants will undergo a strategy change at the company.

Suning like practically every other company on the planet has suffered as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic which has been about for around about a year now.

The Chinese conglomerate’s problems have not only been limited to their e-commerce business but also affected Inter, who they have been the majority shareholders in since 2016.

Inter, who are fighting for the Serie A title this season, are suffering from a real lack of liquidity due to the pandemic and because of Chinese government restrictions in relation to exporting capital.

There has been no shortage of media speculation concerning Suning’s future at the helm of the Nerazzurri side in recent weeks.

Suning are widely reported to be in talks with BC Partners over the sale of Inter while other reports have suggested Suning are seeking a loan to help them cover immediate costs at Inter and remain in charge.

“We should focus our main battlefield, initiate subtraction, redraw the battle line. We will focus on retail business resolutely, close and cut down our business irrelevant to retail business without hesitation,” Zhang Jindong said according to Titan Sports.