Suning have three options remaining to source the investment they need at Inter, according to a report in the Italian media today.
Libero’s print edition said the Nerazzurri’s owners needed to find €250 million in order to finish the current season without any troubles (although another report today suggested Suning had now secured that money).
US groups Fortress and Bain Capital remained in contention to provide the necessary money, along with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Suning’s talks with BC Partners have collapsed though, after both parties refused to budge on their initial valuations of Inter (€1 billion for Suning, €750 million for BC Partners).
Elsewhere, the report revealed Inter would debut their new badge during the warm-up ahead of their Serie A fixture at home to Cagliari on April 11.
The logo, with a futuristic design which combines the letters I and M in reference to ‘Inter Milano’, will be used on the Nerazzurri’s shirts from next season.
