Inter have admitted that they may be forced to hand over additional information than normal to UEFA in relation to Financial Fair Play regulations, according to a report in the Italian media today.
As was announced by the club as part of the shareholders meeting, via FcInternews, the club submitted its financial projections in relation to Financial Fair Play in October 2021 for the fiscal year that ended in June 2021.
The club is aware though that given the difficulties faced by Suning and the supposed discussions around a change of ownership, it may be that UEFA ask for additional information and the club could be subject to hearings before the Club Financial Control Body.
The club also said that due to the lack of developments so far, they cannot formulate any expectations as to what the outcome of the hearings will be.
Inter recorded losses of €245.6 million in the past year.