Inter will have no problems completing all their payment requirements before Wednesday’s UEFA deadline, according to a report in the Italian media today.
As per Gazzetta dello Sport’s print edition, the Nerazzurri have until March 31 to meet all their payment obligations relating to contractual and administrative issues, in order to obtain a licence for next season’s European competitions.
Inter’s most important payment is the first €13 million instalment that they owe to Real Madrid for Achraf Hakimi, which was originally scheduled for December.
The clubs reached an agreement to defer the payment for three months but now the Nerazzurri will respect the new deal without problems.
Inter are expecting to receive fresh investment in the coming weeks from an overseas fund, the Milan-based paper continued.
The Nerazzurri’s owners Suning, as per a separate report today, are thought to be considering a loan deal with Fortress or Bain Capital, while Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund remains interested in purchasing a minority stake in the club.