Inter, US banks sound out Oaktree: the club is not for sale

Inter’s ownership dossier is once again attracting attention from international finance. According to Il Sole 24 Ore, some of the leading US banks have reportedly made contact to assess a possible sale of the Nerazzurri club. Oaktree’s response, however, would have been clear: the fund has no intention of selling Inter.

The report therefore puts the ownership issue back at the centre of the discussion, without turning it into an actual negotiation. The American institutions are understood to have acted as intermediaries, testing whether there was any willingness to consider a transaction involving the club. For now, however, there are no signs of an opening from Oaktree, which remains focused on managing Inter and its sporting project.

On the pitch, Cristian Chivu’s team are coming off a 2-0 win over Como on 8 November, following a 3-0 away success against Feyenoord in the Champions League. Their next fixture is away to Atalanta on Sunday 22 November at 20:45. The ownership picture therefore remains stable, while sporting attention is already turning to the return of Serie A.