The financial structure that Inter currently works under is not sustainable and must be changed at the end of the current season, according to a report in the Italian media today.
As has been reported by Tuttosport, the €246 million debt that was announced in the most recent budget by Inter shows that something has to change next year if the club is to stay afloat and prosper.
There are two main possibilities that Suning have. They can either sell the club or allow Oaktree Capital Management who helped the club stay afloat in the summer to have more involvement with the organisation, two years sooner than expected.
In terms of a sale, the only rumoured party right now is Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, but there are UEFA rules that could make that a difficult situation.
Two clubs in UEFA competitions cannot be owned by the same people, although the Red Bull empire has shown these rules are not strict.