Rumors about the possible sale of Inter are once again shaking Italian football fans. The International Business Times even closed it, revealing an operation that would be historical: the Nerazzurri would pass from the Suning group to the Saudi PIF fund for 1 billion euros.
According to the medium of New York the agreement would be closed and “the announcement will arrive in the next days, when the documents of the operation arrive at the headquarters of the club”. The reason behind this movement is the economic crisis experienced by both Suning and the Inter, which after having lost $ 320 million in the 2020/21 season, continues to lose “$ 15 million every month.”
IBT also released the statements of Andrea Zanon, “advisor who worked with 15 finance ministers from the Middle East”, for whom, with the arrival of the PIF fund, “Inter will become the richest club in the world.”
The news, however, was denied by CBS Sports reporter Ben Jacobs. (“PIF sources deny once again that the acquisition of Inter is close, Suning prefers to give up a minority share”) and the main Italian sports media did not confirm it.
The ‘Corriere dello Sport’, in fact, opted for the North American route on its cover this morning: “Zhang negotiates the sale of Inter with three US groups. “The newspaper revealed more details:” The president would have traveled to The Angels for multiple encounters and a name is also filtered: Straus, owner of Bridge Sports“Between the contacts of its managers in the United States and the rumors about PIF, at the moment there is only one certainty: Inter promises many novelties for 2022.