Oaktree, an American investment fund, is actively involved in restructuring Inter Milan’s management following their recent acquisition of the majority ownership of the club. Representatives Alejandro Cano and Katherine Ralph have been in Milan to oversee the process of convening a shareholder assembly to elect a new board. Though they haven’t met with Inter’s executives yet, they are working closely with legal advisors to ensure a smooth transition.
The focus for Oaktree is to align the club’s operations with their long-term vision. The fund has reached out to Italian sports institutions, including the Ministry of Sport, to introduce themselves and discuss their plans for the club. Meetings with key figures in Italian football are scheduled, and discussions around the renewal of coach Inzaghi’s contract are on the agenda for the upcoming weeks, along with planning for the next transfer window.
Despite the administrative changes, the day-to-day operations of Inter remain unaffected, and negotiations for player contracts continue as usual. The fund’s proactive approach in engaging with various stakeholders in the football community highlights their commitment to establishing a stable and successful future for the club. As the transition progresses, further updates on Oaktree’s influence on Inter’s strategy and structure are expected in the coming weeks.
