Inter will not change their shareholder structure despite securing a €275 million deal with Oaktree, according to a report in the Italian media.

Gazzetta dello Sport (via FcInterNews.it) said Suning would retain their 68.55% stake in the club while LionRock would keep their 31.05% shares.

Reports last night had suggested Oaktree would replace the Hong Kong-based fund as minority shareholders, after they provided the financing deal Inter needed to sort their accounts.

This is not the case though, according to the Milan-based publication, and in fact there is no sign of LionRock leaving Inter anytime in the near future.

Suning will take the €275 million from Oaktree into their holdings company, Great Horizon, after which they will redirect most of the money into Inter’s accounts.

The Nerazzurri’s owners have finally sorted their short-term financial concerns and can now turn their attention to sporting plans, with Steven Zhang due to meet Antonio Conte in the coming days.