The epochal change that has taken place in recent months at Inter’s home seems to have been absorbed, with Oaktree taking over the leadership of the club from the Zhang family, continuing to pursue the clear goal of reducing losses to zero.
A course that is going well, as confirmed by the balance sheet approved yesterday, with the financial re-balance seeming to get closer and closer. And, as La Gazzetta dello Sport writes, the arrival of Oaktree has ensured a return to financial stability, impossible with Zhang due to the loan to repay. And the American fund might make a surprise move to further improve the scenario.
As the Rosea points out, an early extinction of the 415 million euro bond, due in 2027, is not to be excluded. Oaktree has already re-acquired it for 15 million euros, reducing the exposure and might seriously consider the possibility, given a current impact of the interests on the balance sheet of 29 million euros per year.
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