Important days are ahead at Oaktree regarding the future of Inter. Recently, as reported by Il Sole 24 Ore, several investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, have allegedly been in contact with the American fund to report the interest of certain parties willing to consider a future acquisition of the black and blue club.
At the moment, as reported by the well-known economic newspaper, Oaktree is assessing the pros and cons of each possible scenario. The time frame that the American fund is working on is 3-5 years, also due to an alleged clause related to Suning according to which, in case of sale within 18 months from the execution of the pledge, a percentage of the sale would go to the Zhang family.
In any case, so far no concrete interest has been shown in purchasing Inter’s shares from Viale della Liberazione. These discussions inevitably intersect with the evolution of the new stadium project: the possibility of creating a new owned stadium in the next few years, in fact, would make Inter more attractive and with a higher market value.
