Inter's Financial Situation
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10 years of FIFOver 6% sounds pretty bad still as it was under 5% previously.
We need to sell 1-2 starters next summer too is probably the doom and gloom scenario.
We need to sell 1-2 starters next summer too is probably the doom and gloom scenario.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFWe need to sell the whole fucking club is what it is. Nothing positive about any of this.
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Collapse of sports crypto giant leaves fans with worthless tokens
A major sporting cryptocurrency-based fan platform has gone into liquidation, leaving thousands of fans with tokens which are now deemed as worthless.
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10 years of FIFYeah it seems these crypto things are falling down as we speak and it's interesting to see can we survive this season before socios.com goes down aswell. They've poured shittons of money all over the place in sports.
Interesting to see also how things go with Zytara who's suppose to be our main sponsor after this season.
Interesting to see also how things go with Zytara who's suppose to be our main sponsor after this season.
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Most Passionate MemberRussia central bank wants to ban cryptocurrencies. Debates regulation, but prefers total ban.
The Fed in the USA is debating what to do (punitively) to stable coins, especially Tether, which control Bitcoin prices and pretty much that should crash the entire system if not handled with care. And that's why it's taking too long, one is that it may collapse the system within hours, the other is that they're worried that a new one will just pop out of nowhere and replicate the stablecoin business.
The largest crypto exchange platform has been banned by the UK and has limited services in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands after they suspended it themselves due to regulatory scrutiny. Ironically, Lazio has Binance as their main sponsor!
El Salvador president Bukele trades Bitcoin with his country's money when he's shitting on the toilet. I kid you not!
Crypto is used by sanctioned governments and people to avoid said sanctions. USA does not like that.
They're all part of one system as much as they cry about decentralization. If the big boys are hit, everything else will die with it. Including our 'Socios' deal. And there are no guarantees. I really wish we don't have this sponsor next season.
Also important to know that Serie A has a deal with Crypto dot com, same guys that now have the name of the Los Angeles Lakers arena (formerly known as Staples Center). They're all shady, unregulated businesses. I still do not understand how all these guys were approved when a gambling website falls under too much scrutiny when it comes to marketing to the public. There are regulations in place for gambling and investing marketing practices and the Crypto companies fall somewhere in between, yet no one says anything. The risk of collapse means we lose a huge amount of sponsorship money if we're still entangled in this world. We're essentially risking getting 20-25m shady money instead of 15m safe money. That's one Hakan Calhanoglu year. Is it worth the risk? I don't know, we'll see when it ends.
The Fed in the USA is debating what to do (punitively) to stable coins, especially Tether, which control Bitcoin prices and pretty much that should crash the entire system if not handled with care. And that's why it's taking too long, one is that it may collapse the system within hours, the other is that they're worried that a new one will just pop out of nowhere and replicate the stablecoin business.
The largest crypto exchange platform has been banned by the UK and has limited services in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands after they suspended it themselves due to regulatory scrutiny. Ironically, Lazio has Binance as their main sponsor!
El Salvador president Bukele trades Bitcoin with his country's money when he's shitting on the toilet. I kid you not!
Crypto is used by sanctioned governments and people to avoid said sanctions. USA does not like that.
They're all part of one system as much as they cry about decentralization. If the big boys are hit, everything else will die with it. Including our 'Socios' deal. And there are no guarantees. I really wish we don't have this sponsor next season.
Also important to know that Serie A has a deal with Crypto dot com, same guys that now have the name of the Los Angeles Lakers arena (formerly known as Staples Center). They're all shady, unregulated businesses. I still do not understand how all these guys were approved when a gambling website falls under too much scrutiny when it comes to marketing to the public. There are regulations in place for gambling and investing marketing practices and the Crypto companies fall somewhere in between, yet no one says anything. The risk of collapse means we lose a huge amount of sponsorship money if we're still entangled in this world. We're essentially risking getting 20-25m shady money instead of 15m safe money. That's one Hakan Calhanoglu year. Is it worth the risk? I don't know, we'll see when it ends.
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To us?? No to sports instead, or even financial landscape.Collapse of sports crypto giant leaves fans with worthless tokens
A major sporting cryptocurrency-based fan platform has gone into liquidation, leaving thousands of fans with tokens which are now deemed as worthless.
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Inter Milan’s Debt Costs Soar - BNN Bloomberg
Italian football club FC Internazionale Milano SpA may pay considerably more than its existing interest rate for a new bond, in a sign of the market’s rising unease with risky credits.
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2023-2024 Inter Milan Salaries and Contracts
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10 years of FIFFuck this shit. With 7% interest, that's 30m€ per year. I consider we don't actually pay that loan, only interests, it's gonna be 30m€ every year for the next 5 years.
4.5% is around 18m€ so this is over 10m€ more per year.
4.5% is around 18m€ so this is over 10m€ more per year.
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Best Football PosterBest Overall PosterI think so. Italian media haven't reported anything for this season but based on Gazzetta report for 2020/21 their numbers seem accurate.2023-2024 Inter Milan Salaries and Contracts
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFItll be bonds so we won't pay any capital until due date
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10 years of FIFNostradamusMost Passionate Member7% sounds right.
I'm guessing it'll be between somewhere 6.5% and 7%.
I'm guessing it'll be between somewhere 6.5% and 7%.
wow, surprising newsCollapse of sports crypto giant leaves fans with worthless tokens
A major sporting cryptocurrency-based fan platform has gone into liquidation, leaving thousands of fans with tokens which are now deemed as worthless.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI would have guessed about the same
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For someone who understands— are we more fucked than we were last week?
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFKind of. The financing gives us the safety of not having to go bankrupt when the next debt rounds are due, but we are paying more money in interest than before. It isn't unexpected though and basically gives us a few years of security during which time we hope our CL performances improve, stadium revenues return, Sunning can financially recover, league commercial deals in general increase, and we get new sponsors
Which isn't unreasonable
Which isn't unreasonable