Inter's Financial Situation

[vex]

We can't just say suning was fucked by covid and call it a day, especially for an ownership that already used a bunch of other excuses in the past from ffp to government restrictions, all valid of course, but it seems all of those things hit us much harder than other clubs.

That for me is saying they are not as strong as some people would like them to be, or our foundation isn't as sturdy as they say it is, and no wonder, you cant have neither of those things if you are dependent that much of whether Xi Jinping got his dick sucked the previous morning.

 

[William]

It sounds kinda weird...when I donate my money to "improve contract" of the one who earns 100 times more than my salary okerface:

When you put it like that then yeah it’s pretty weird haha

I was more thinking just to clear some of the debt we have.

 

[ADRossi]

When you put it like that then yeah it’s pretty weird haha

I was more thinking just to clear some of the debt we have.

We have debt due to Suning's incompetence in their first few transfer markets. The burden is theirs.

 

[IM21]

Marotta: "The bonuses for winning the Scudetto will be honored. It is right for Inter confirm this. There's no tension, the players and coaches are loving this moment. The bonuses will be regularly paid."

 

[javier_zanetti <3]

Marotta: "The bonuses for winning the Scudetto will be honored. It is right for Inter confirm this. There's no tension, the players and coaches are loving this moment. The bonuses will be regularly paid."

So CDS reports fake news? Shocking.

 

[Il Drago]

So CDS reports fake news? Shocking.

Have Corriere reported anything accurate this season? I have often criticised them on papers thread.

 

[CafeCordoba]

So are players taking any cuts in anything?

 

[magnesium]

I think Inter target next season is reduce wage bill to under 100 million.

Considering 149 million per year is unachievable with empty stadium.

I have an idea, we need sell some key players and replace them with Atalanta players. Considering Atalanta player wages so low.

In the end, this will be Marotta job to maintain wage with income.

 

[Harpsabu]

We're not going to get under 100m and be competitive so if that is the case then enjoy this win boys because it'll be the last for a while.

We could trim maybe 20/30m off that tops perhaps. But I can't see it.

 

[ADRossi]

We really need to unload Perisic's and Nainggolan's wages.

 

[.h.]

its critical we are able to sell season tickets this summer, or else many clubs will be in serious trouble.

We cana probably cut 20m net/40m gross this window without too much hassle, and then reduce our amortisation bill by offlloadaing players/getting some plusvalenza.

 

[magnesium]

We're not going to get under 100m and be competitive so if that is the case then enjoy this win boys because it'll be the last for a while.

We could trim maybe 20/30m off that tops perhaps. But I can't see it.

I think we can. Vidal, Nainggolan, Pinamonti, Vecino, Kolarov, Young, and Perisic must gone. Then we must trim our players wage 10-15 %.

There are too much overpaid players in our rooster. What Vecino, Pinamonti and Radu do this season ?

Kolarov and Young already old. Vidal and Perisic wage too much for us. Nainggolan should sold to Cagliari.

We can buy good players after we get stadium money after this year and don't forget, other team was affected by Covid-19 effect too.

 

[CafeCordoba]

We really need to unload Perisic's and Nainggolan's wages.

Radja needs to be dumped to Cagliari. We need to force Giulini to take him and give us back some kids to even out the deal (they net some plusvalenza, we avoid capital losses when selling Radja).

Perisic can be offered a contract extension by dividing the salary of last year to two years or something.

As for the replacements for the players we are sending away/releasing, I'd definitely consider Pirola as the really low-cost option to LCB. Then Agoume to midfield. These guys don't add hardly anything to our payroll. The renewals for Bastoni, Lautaro and Barella however will and they will negate big chunk of all the savings outgoing players generate.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

We don't need to sell him and fire that.


We need for sunning to partner up with someone wikipedia rich.

 

[IM21]

By fedenerazurra

GdS - Steven Zhang will meet with the team (players and coaches) on Monday to ask everyone to renounce a couple of months of wages, addressing the dramatic moment that all top clubs in the world are experiencing.
Steven Zhang and his directors will have to design the future of the club around the word that fans don't like: austerity. The cost at Inter has risen to around €220M. This figure includes everything from bonuses, incentives to loan players and Zhang wants to reduce by 15%.


Wellp... fuck.

 

[wera]

Not the player's fault, maybe he should sell his stupid car to help the club

 

[Il Drago]

Not the player's fault, maybe he should sell his stupid car to help the club

Or maybe they shouldn't ask for one billion in the sale discussions with interested parties. Good luck convincing players to take paycuts after a successful year. And especially when some of them would easily get their current wages at other clubs.

We shouldn't compare this situation with the paycuts players took at other clubs. Those paycuts happened when there was no football being played at the start of the pandemic. Now our players have been playing nonstop for a calendar year which makes it harder to accept paycuts.

 

[.h.]

rumour has it messi is aabout to take a lalrge paay cut to help Barca sign new players

Barca and Real in their contract negotiations with their players e.g. Pique and Ramos aare doing deferred wages for 2 whole fucking years with back interest being paid.



It's not at all unreasonable.

 

[javier_zanetti <3]

We shouldn't compare this situation with the paycuts players took at other clubs. Those paycuts happened when there was no football being played at the start of the pandemic. Now our players have been playing nonstop for a calendar year which makes it harder to accept paycuts.

On the other hand, we were one of few clubs that never asked to cut salaries. I believe that any player would have preferred to postpone salary but not to cut it, just like Inter did this season. I don't think Inter will cut 2 months salaries but the agreement would be to postpone it for so called better times or pay it in installments.

Marotta said that Inter will pay Scudetto bonuses and the club has paid this season salaries without cuts (as far as i know). When I check the facts and not some shitty media reports, I actually think that compared to other teams like Rube, Milan and etc, inter was one of the best clubs for it's players during covid19.

 

[.h.]

plus, you gotta believe the players are enjoying playing together. They know they're at the start, not the end, of. winning cycle. If everyone taking a 15% cut or deferral for one year means the core can stay together, surely they'd all do it?


if not, I'm very disappointed in our players, it means they're far more money-centric than players even at clubs like Juve, Real, etc, which would be extremely disappointing.