Steven Zhang’s plan is clear: refinance the loan with Oaktree and retain control of Inter. A possibility is to have a minority shareholder come in to provide stability. There have been consistent contacts between Zhang and the two advisors chosen to refinance the debt with Oaktree, Goldman Sachs and Raine Group. It is reasonable to expect a resolution between the end of 2023 and the beginning of 2024: discussions have been underway in recent weeks with at least a couple of credit funds interested in the operation, both American.

by ForzaInter_1908

5 comments
  1. Don’t undersell, we know what we are worth. if they don’t want to pay it then they don’t deserve to own Inter. As simple as that

  2. Good. Last thing we want is some hedge fund who wants to buy a team at a bargain, suck it dry and make a quick buck.

  3. It is no time to sell.

    Steven and Suning have some more work to do.

    Namely:

    * Mortadella Alcisa **Stadium** in Rozzano. (naming is Provisional, it is my best guess hahaha )
    * New **sponsors** who pay well
    * A consistent path in **International tournaments**: (Club World Cup, At least round of 8 in every Champions League, etc)
    * Get a good number of **international supporters**
    * a pair of seasons with **positive financial results**

    Then, Inter can be sold for its fair price, which will be far more than current 1,3 billion euros.

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