Inter will face an almighty struggle to get their finances in order after the European Super League project collapsed, a report in the Italian media warned today.
Corriere della Sera’s print edition said the Nerazzurri were one of four clubs set to be hit hardest by the franchise’s demise, along with AC Milan, Barcelona and Tottenham Hotspur.
Inter are in debt for €322 million and face an additional issue on top of that, with owners Suning being ‘crippled’ by the Chinese government’s restrictions on overseas investment.
There are also several accounting issues to be sorted regarding Inter’s various sponsorship deals in Asia, which were agreed by Suning during the last few years.
Inter are thought to be in the most delicate spot of all 12 Super League clubs along with Tottenham Hotspur, whose net debt has now risen to an eye-watering €685 million.
The Super League project collapsed in spectacular fashion on Wednesday after nine clubs withdrew, following widespread condemnation from fans, players, politicians and rival clubs.
