Inter President Steven Zhang is prioritizing the financial aspect of Inter situation over appeasing fans as Suning look to avoid further trouble amid mounting problems with their parent company.

This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Corriere della Sera, who report that the President is aware of the repercussions of the major sales at the club and of the significant controversy among supporters, but that he is intent on balancing the books at the club above all other considerations this summer.

The imminent sale of Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea takes Inter’s total transfer revenue to apprxoimately €185 million for the summer, and fans worry that this may not be the end as the amount could soar higher while the squad is further dismantled on the pitch.

Despite these large incoming amounts, the budget for player arrivals is comparatively meagre with the club thought to consider targets such as Dusan Vlahovic and Duvan Zapata to be beyond the budget.

This situation may not be considered tenable by fans, but for Zhang it is part of a larger picture which sees the club trying to quickly meet their obligations to the €275 million loan received from Oaktree Capital and stabilize their financial situation amid the parent company’s financial problems.