The interest of a Qatari fund for Inter has been confirmed by financial sources. According to what was reported by Corriere della Sera, the AlMirqab family office, based in Doha and manager of the assets of Hamad binJassim binJaberAlThani, sheik and prime minister of Qatar, is evaluating a possible investment in the Nerazzurri club. The news comes at a time when Inter has closed its second consecutive positive balance sheet and is about to unveil the new stadium project, expected within the next two weeks.
The AlMirqab fund has not yet commented on the matter. Despite this, sources indicate that contacts with Oaktree, an American investment group, are at a verbal level and are not guaranteed to turn into a concrete negotiation. AlThani's interest in Italy is not new: in addition to holding 80% of the building in via MonteNapoleone8, he also purchased VillaCertosa from the Berlusconi family, demonstrating a propensity towards investments in the country's sports and real estate sector.
The potential investment could have significant repercussions on the future of Inter. A capital inflow from a Qatari fund could strengthen the club's finances, allowing it to pursue more ambitious market ambitions and consolidate its position in SerieA and European competitions. However, without a definitive agreement, it remains a hypothesis under evaluation.
For now, Inter continues to manage its financial and sporting agenda carefully. The club closed the balance sheet in the black, demonstrating prudent and sustainable management, and announced that the new stadium project will be presented shortly. AlMirqab's interest, if confirmed, could lead to a new chapter in the club's history, but the details still remain to be defined. Fans and media workers will have to wait for further official communications to understand if this proposal will materialize and what the implications will be for Inter in the coming years.