The toughest economic-financial moment for Inter is now behind them. The company acquired by Oaktree last summer was in good health: thanks to the great work done by the Nerazzurri directors in the market during the Suning era.
The many sacrifices made by Marotta and Ausilio to restore the health of the Inter club, while always maintaining a very high level of competitiveness in the squad, are about to see the light: Inter will most likely achieve a balanced budget this year and will finally be able to invest as it used to.
This is the intention of the American fund, as clarified this morning by La Gazzetta dello Sport. According to the paper, already from next summer Inter will return to spending more decisively on player contracts. This means that the club will not necessarily have to match every expense with a similar income, and it will be able to loosen its grip on zero parameters as it has done in recent years.
