Inter's Financial Situation

[firmino]

The news directly from uefa.com: https://www.uefa.com/insideuefa/about-uefa/news/newsid=2605437.html

If we make it to champions League, phase one of rebuilding Inter is complete with success and we can finally start building a winning team.

 

[Solfice]

Thank god this shit is over.

 

[daMad]

Free to throw some money out

 

[ADRossi]

:slick:

 

[PlaymakerX]

Just heard we're officially out of the settlement agreement. Fuck yeah!

 

[CafeCordoba]

Wondering if we still need to make those capital gains (said to be 40m€) for this fiscal year per FFP rules (which don't go anywhere, for anyone not named City/PSG).

 

[Guz]

This works like the ice bucket challenge thing, right? If so, now that we served our time, I'd like to nominate milan, milan, and milan.

@UEFA #wakeup #makethempay #milanmerda

 

[vex]

This was like a never ending nightmare and I can't help thinking we should have negotiated better this deal, regardless big season ahead for us and no excuses for chinese or ausilio and gardini.

 

[nutsncider]

I’m sure we’ll spend now. (I’m not)

 

[Pimpin]

im re-opening the messi thread

 

[Il Drago]

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM FC INTERNAZIONALE MILANO
The Club has fulfilled the break-even requirements of the Settlement Agreement signed in May 2015 and has now exited from the Settlement Agreement


MILAN - The Investigatory Chamber of UEFA’s Club Financial Control Body has today announced that after the assessment of the recent financial year to 30 June 2018, F.C. Internazionale Milano S.p.A has now fulfilled the cumulative break-even requirements of the Settlement Agreement signed in May 2015 and accordingly can now exit this Agreement.


This demonstrates the solidity of the organization, the increasing financial strength and the growth of the Club over recent years together with an approach which has been in full compliance with the rules imposed.

It is important that the Club continues to now respect the normal monitoring regime of UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations and continue with the strong financial controls that have governed recent financial years.

https://www.inter.it/en/news/67751/official-statement-from-fc-internazionale-milano

 

[Jnr]

 

[Asperiini1]

Wondering if we still need to make those capital gains (said to be 40m€) for this fiscal year per FFP rules (which don't go anywhere, for anyone not named City/PSG).

It just means we need to pay respect to the FFP rules as all clubs (not including City, PSG).

We can buy big name players now but we need to show that we can get our books balanced with other deals (Ronaldo deal was covered almost all by Fiat and shirt sales.)

 

[dax21]

Does this mean Suning is opening ye olde velcro wallet open finally?

 

[bolo]

Great News!
now we can finally raise Candreva salary

 

[Delicate]

I expect 200-250m gross(with sales)being spent this summer, the minimal amount to challenge for Scudetto.

By 250m I mean not buying 15players in one transfer window like Bbilan. 4-5 top acquisitions.

 

[A.l.i]

The news directly from uefa.com: https://www.uefa.com/insideuefa/about-uefa/news/newsid=2605437.html

If we make it to champions League, phase one of rebuilding Inter is complete with success and we can finally start building a winning team.

Can we now safely say that we're out of the Project zero phase and transitioning into the next stage? Congrats to all Interisti.

 

[Palacio]

im re-opening the messi thread

Before reopening the tread,we need a “Sack Ausilio” thread. I don’t want him to squander the money Suning will provide this summer.

 

[Delicate]

Yes, Ausilio must be axed now. Even though Marotta is in charge and Ausilio is just an errand boy now but he's one of the only remaining managers from the banter era, let's get rid of the plagues of the past.

Plus, we don't need to sell 90% of our Primavera crop for inflated prices, which was his only good trait, so why we need him in this team?

 

[Palacio]

Great News!
now we can finally raise Candreva salary

And reward Valero for his valuable efforts with a five year extension.