There are only 6 days left, Zhang Kangyang received life-saving money from American capital and repaid 2.7 billion loans, and Inter was finally saved
With two rounds left in Serie A this season, Inter Milan has already secured the title, coupled with the Italian Super Cup victory, although the Champions League has failed, the team's results have been relatively satisfactory, and the Nerazzurri's revival journey seems to be on the right track. However, under the aura of Atletico Inter's good performance, the club's dire financial situation is hidden. Everyone knows that Zhang Kangyang, as the owner of Inter Milan, has been struggling repeatedly between whether to sell the club in recent years, in the final analysis, there is no money, if it were not for the team to get part of the income through the performance on the field, he would definitely not be able to bear it.
Even so, the future of Inter is still not optimistic, according to the original contract, Inter Milan needs to pay a total of 350 million euros of principal and interest to Oaktree Capital on May 20, about 2.7 billion yuan in arrears, otherwise it will be forced to take over due to default, and Zhang Kangyang will not be able to continue to control the Nerazzurri. Don't look at Zhang Kangyang, who shows luxury cars and watches every day, and participates in activities everywhere, he actually owes a lot of debts, and was listed as a bad guy by China Construction Bank last year. Therefore, it is unlikely that Zhang Kangyang can be expected to repay the money, and his father's Suning Group is not much better, let alone provide support.
In this case, Inter Milan once again fell into a situation where they could be sold, but it could be the end of the day, and Zhang Kangyang suddenly received a piece of good news. Just when there are 6 days left in the countdown, according to the latest news from the Milan Sports Newspaper, the American Pacific Investment Management Company has decided to raise 430 million euros from the Inter Milan club, which is almost 3.4 billion yuan. With this money, Zhang Kangyang will be able to repay Oaktree Capital's debts, and he will be able to leave some money to find ways to improve his financial situation. It can be said that the "life-saving money" provided by the American capital this time is equivalent to extending Zhang Kangyang's life for 3 years, and it is a double happiness for Inter.
Of course, the involvement of American capital is not necessarily a good thing, and Zhang Kangyang has only used another loan to repay his previous debts, and the burden on his body is even heavier, and we do not know whether Pacific Investment Management has added other additional clauses to the contract. Therefore, Inter Milan fans should not be too optimistic, even if they get this financing, Zhang Kangyang is unlikely to invest in the transfer market, after all, it is not enough to fill the financial loopholes, and the team even has to sell players in exchange for funds. A number of Inter Milan's main players, including Lautaro Martinez, Thuram Jr., and Dumfries, have been rumored to be transferred.
Among them, the most difficult for fans to accept is the possible departure of Lautaro, who is rumored to want to increase his annual salary, and Inter Milan will certainly not be able to meet his demands. At present, Lautaro's value is as high as 110 million euros, although he is indeed the absolute core of the team, but his feelings for the club are limited, coupled with the continuous stealth of key matches, Zhang Kangyang and other managers actually do not regard the Argentine striker as a non-sale. If Inter can sell Lautaro for a large sum of money, it can also release a lot of salary pressure, which is not a good choice.
The most important thing is for Inter Milan to maintain the current momentum and seek more breakthroughs in the future, especially the further they go in the Champions League, the more generous the prize money, and the added value brought by the team's increased exposure is immeasurable, which is the key to their escape from the financial crisis.