Suning have once again confirmed today that they will guarantee Inter’s economic stability going forward.
The Nerazzurri held a board meeting this morning to discuss the club’s economic situation and sort the various payments Inter must complete before UEFA’s deadline tomorrow.
Suning are still reportedly seeking fresh investment at Inter, with Fortress and PIF thought to be considering a loan deal and a minority purchase respectively.
However, the Nerazzurri’s majority shareholders told Italian news agency Ansa today (via FcInterNews.it): “Inter’s owners have reiterated that they will continue to guarantee the club their financial support, which has never been lacking.”
Inter also said in their statement that the board had confirmed a €62.7 million loss between July and December 2020, almost double the total recorded during the same period in 2019 (€32.7 million).
The Nerazzurri explained that the loss was still to be considered ‘contained’ though, given that it comes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inter’s losses were mostly incurred due to the lack of revenue from San Siro, with all their home games having been played behind closed doors since football returned last June.
The club added that their wage bill had also contributed to the losses recorded in today’s meeting.
