Suning, Inter Milan's largest shareholder, could sell part of its shares in 2021 due to the COVID-19 crisis. 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' reports that the club is tracking the market.
With 68.55% of the shares, the president of Inter Milan, Steven Zhang, is negotiating to increase the number of shareholders to distribute the economic needs of the team.
For his part, the sports director 'nerazzurro', Marotta, confirmed that the management "is studying the opportunities". "Everything is in the interest of the club, with respect to the title, the present and the future..." he stressed.
However, it seems unlikely that someone will invest as things stand in Inter Milan, which has losses and many expenses at a time with little income from the lack of public in the stadiums.