Oaktree Capital are still reportedly reflecting on the type of profile to elect as new Inter Milan president next week.

The US-based investment company have taken over the club since last week following Suning’s default.

Departing club president Steven Zhang failed to repay Oaktree’s debt on the due date.

Thus, he and his company Suning had no other option but to relinquish their majority shares in the club to his creditors.

The American group will now appoint a new board of directors and elect a new president. This should ensue at Tuesday’s general assembly meeting.

But although the date is fast approaching, the identity of the next Nerazzurri president remains shrouded in mystery.

According to Il Corriere dello Sport via FcInterNews, Oaktree remain torn between two options.

The first would be to install a figure with heritage at the club, like Nerazzurri legend. In recent days, some sources even suggested current sporting CEO Giuseppe Marotta as a potential candidate for the role.

Oaktree To Decide Between Inter Milan Figure & Company Official For President Role

The other option would be placing an Oaktree official who would oversee the company’s plans at the club.

As we reported yesterday, this could include Katherine Ralph and Alejandro Cano. The duo have been acting as the company’s representatives in the takeover procedures.

Another possible candidate could be Carlo Marchetti. Oaktree appointed the Italian as a member of the board in 2021 to keep an eye on the club’s operations.