The Chinese giant Suning, majority shareholder of Inter, opens a representative office in Italy. The objective, according to what was reconstructed by Radiocor, is to carry out "marketing and business development activities" with the 26-year-old Steven Zhang, an increasingly strong man of the Nerazzurri club, who will act as legal representative and plenipotentiary for the Italian offices of Suning.
A move, therefore, which confirms the will of the Chinese group to focus on Inter – which in these hours is attempting, with a sensational transfer market, to snatch Croatian star Luka Modric from Real Madrid – and ultimately also on Italy.
In detail, the representative office will head to Hong Kong Suning International Trade Co Limited, a limited partnership limited by shares established on December 21, 2016 and belonging to the dense web of the Suning galaxy, an empire founded by the current patron Zhang Jindong, who is started with the sale of household appliances and then expanded to real estate, media and football until the purchase of control of Inter from Thohir which took place two years ago.
