Zhang Kangyang, the president of Inter Milan, who has not been seen for a long time, dedicated himself to the F1 Shanghai Grand Prix and took a photo with Olympic champion Gu Ailing. Since Zhang Kangyang left Italy and returned to China in November last year, Zhang Kangyang has disappeared from public view. The €275 million loan between Inter Milan and Oaktree Capital is due in May this year. As the repayment date approaches, major Italian media have broken the news that Suning Group is likely to sell its shares in Inter Milan Club this summer and cash out. Italy's Milan Sports Newspaper even broke the news: Suning Group is negotiating with Saudi capital for acquisition. However, in an interview with the media at F1 Shanghai, Zhang Kangyang publicly stated that the rumors about the sale of Inter were all false news.
Zhang Kangyang, who is the young owner of Inter, has also found a new investor to help Inter Milan solve its debt problem. It is reported that the PIMCO Pacific Fund, which has assets of 1.5 trillion US dollars, extended a helping hand to Inter and provided this loan of up to 400 million euros, so that the fate of Inter and Suning Zhangjia can continue. With the financial support of the new financiers, Inter will also part ways with Oaktree Capital. International, who have solved their debt problems, Milan will also be determined to invest money to strengthen this season. Although the current Inter Milan club lacks funds on its books, next season with the new chest sponsor + Italian league championship income + Club World Cup and Champions League growth, Inter will get at least 90 million to 130 million euros of profit compared to this season. This gives Inter Milan the confidence to invest in the transfer market and build a stronger Inter Milan.
Judging from the news broke by major Italian media, Inter Milan is likely to spend 90 million euros to bring in three players to strengthen the squad this summer. Given the age of Acerbi and Darmian at the back, Inter are likely to bring in fresh blood at the back. Italian international Buon Giorno, who currently plays for Torino, has become the object of Inter's attention. Statistically, Cherno is not on average, and he can send a whopping 3.5 interceptions per game this season, which is the interception king in Serie A. Torino's asking price for the main centre-back is €40 million.
Although Inter general manager Marotta has helped Inter Milan get Iranian striker Taremi. However, Inter are still hoping to bring in a risk player to improve their attacking firepower, and Icelandic striker Gudmundsson, who currently plays for Genoa, has become the main target of Inter's pursuit. Gudmundsson has scored 13 goals for Genoa this season and Genoa's asking price for the Icelandic striker is €30 million. According to previous news from the Italian Courier, Gudmundsson is willing to join Inter Milan at the end of the season.
Although the main goalkeeper Sommer has been heroic this season, considering Sommer's age, Inter are looking for a young goalkeeper to replace Sommer. Brazilian goalkeeper Bento, who plays for Atletico Paranaense in the Brazilian league, was scouted by Inter Milan as early as last year, and Bento has already represented the Brazilian national team in a friendly against England. The young Brazilian international has been expected to be high, while Inter are looking to bring Bento in for €20 million.