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6/18/2025, 12:55:54 AM
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>Inter is 900m in the hole.
>As if this were not enough, a good 30% of the company's capital is in the hands of unidentified funds of dubious origin. The area of the San Siro stadium, the club's organised supporters linked to members of the mafia ndrangheta, and the relations the managers have had over the years are still at the centre of a criminal investigation by the Milan Public Prosecutor's Office. The construction of the new stadium itself, once the San Siro is demolished, will be the subject of a lucrative building speculation which will greatly tempt organised crime in the city.
>Despite the sureties from the Cayman Islands, the various fake sponsorships of the Zhang's old Chinese ownership, and other creative finance tricks, the situation has never improved in recent years. The only way for the club to return to some degree of sustainability and clear some of the debt to the Italian state and third-party creditors is to remain competitive in both continental and international competitions.
>Something that UEFA president Ceferin, FIFA president Infantino (an Inter fan himself) and UEFA vice-president Gabriele Gravina, all three repeatedly seen cheering on the club on in the VIP stand at the San siro, are absolutely willing to guarantee.
>Inter is 900m in the hole.
>As if this were not enough, a good 30% of the company's capital is in the hands of unidentified funds of dubious origin. The area of the San Siro stadium, the club's organised supporters linked to members of the mafia ndrangheta, and the relations the managers have had over the years are still at the centre of a criminal investigation by the Milan Public Prosecutor's Office. The construction of the new stadium itself, once the San Siro is demolished, will be the subject of a lucrative building speculation which will greatly tempt organised crime in the city.
>Despite the sureties from the Cayman Islands, the various fake sponsorships of the Zhang's old Chinese ownership, and other creative finance tricks, the situation has never improved in recent years. The only way for the club to return to some degree of sustainability and clear some of the debt to the Italian state and third-party creditors is to remain competitive in both continental and international competitions.
>Something that UEFA president Ceferin, FIFA president Infantino (an Inter fan himself) and UEFA vice-president Gabriele Gravina, all three repeatedly seen cheering on the club on in the VIP stand at the San siro, are absolutely willing to guarantee.
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