If Inter President Steven Zhang fails to get a bridge loan of around €150-200 million then Suning may be forced to accept BC Partner’s offer for the club, Italian brodcaster reports.
According to a report from Italian broadcaster Sport Mediaset earlier this afternoon, the 29-year-old club president is working hard to negotiate a bridge loan to help the club meet their March deadlines and finish the season regularly, hopefully winning the Scudetto this campaign.
Should Zhang fail to agree to a loan, then Suning will be forced to accept BC Partner’s €800 million plus add-ons offer for the Nerazzurri, the report continues.
The Chinese company have asked for around €1 billion for the club, but time is running out as the deadlines for payments approaches, including the first installment for Achraf Hakimi. These deadlines must be met to avoid sanctions from UEFA.
Sources from inside the club have suggested that Jindong Zhang’s speech yesterday regarding cutting irrelevant investments was not related to Inter, only domestically.
