The recent news regarding a possible sale of Inter by Suning and the search for investors is worrying, according to a report from today’s paper edition of the Milano based newspaper Corriere della Sera.

The report details how the Chinese company are looking for financiers and minority partners, hoping to refinance two bonds worth a total of €375 million, and so have entrusted Goldman Sachs to help search for new investors.

The club president Steven Zhang clearly denied the news that the Chinese company were looking to sell Inter, but the economic situation is not a pretty one currently.

The Milanese club are suffering financially for multiple reasons, starting with the ongoing global Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the work of the Chinese government, who have heavily cracked down on football investments recently.

Coach Antonio Conte already understands that no major reinforcements will be arriving this month, but that is less serious compared to other potential issues.

There is also talk of Asian sponsors struggling to pay the Nerazzurri, and the early elimination from the Champions League has not helped matters either.