The main candidates to replace DigitalBits as Inter’s main shirt sponsor are airline Turkish Airlines, manufacturing giant Hisense, and betting company LeoVegas.
This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, via FCInterNews, who report that the trio are the main companies who have stepped up as being serious about trying to agree a deal with the Nerazzurri, although talks are still ongoing.
What is crystal clear is that Inter will not have the DigitalBits logo on the front of their matchday shirts at the start of next season, given the ongoing nonpayments of contractually owed sums by the cryptocurrency company.
The Nerazzurri have been looking for a new partner to replace DigitalBits, although it has still not been clear who this would be.
The club are seeking a deal worth at least €30 million per season, and the Gazzetta reports that they have been looking at companies in the middle east as prime candidates.
According to the newspaper, Turkish Airlines, Hisense, and LeoVegas have emerged as the main possibilities.