According to the Financial Times, Inter Milan are in serious financial problems and the club needs and investment of £142 million in order to take the pressure off the club.
Inter are looking to get a cash injection of £142 million in order to keep the Serie A giants afloat and competing for next season.
The cause of the Nerazzurri’s financial woes is partly down to their heavy spending in the last few transfer windows coupled with the financial strain the Covid-19 pandemic has had on the global economy.
The most notable example of splurging was the £74 million transfer of Romelu Lukaku from Manchester United in 2019.
The Financial Times have reported that the majority shareholders, Suning Holdings, have held talks with a number of parties but Inter have been unable to negotiate a deal.
The closest they came was a deal with BC Partners, a private equity firm, who walked away from negotiations after failing to come to an agreement on valuation.