Thohir wants less debts, even less Moratti in new Inter
Inter owner Erick Thohir has some interesting plans for the Serie A giants, according to recent article by Il Sole 24 Ore.
The Milanese financial broadsheet claims that the Nerazzurri owner plans to turn the €110 million he's loaned to the club into an asset... which would strengthen his position at the club, and weaken former owner Massimo Moratti, who currently owns 28.5% of the club.
The Italian Oil tycoon would, at this stage, be little more than a figurehead, especially with Thohir looking for a junior partner (likely in Asia) to cover the club's debts to the banks (mainly Goldman Sachs and Unibanca) and pick up a share of 20-30% of the club.
Having helped the magnate buy the Beneamata back in 2013, these institutions are now owed a stunning €184 million by Inter