The Chinese Suning Group has reached an agreement to buy a majority holding in Inter, ending the ownership of Erick Thohir.
Goal understands that the deal will be announced officially in a press conference scheduled for Monday, with Massimo Moratti giving up his minority share of the club.
Thohir and Inter vice-President Javier Zanetti were in Nanjing on Sunday to put the final touch on negotiations, joined by Michael Bolingbroke, Giovanni Gardini and Michael Gandler.
According to Sky Sports, the investors will purchase a 68 percent stake in the Nerazzurri, which includes Moratti's 30 percent holding and just over half of the shares Indonesian national Thohir currently controls.
Moratti, whose family has been linked with Inter since the 1950s, could still stay on in a non-executive capacity at San Siro, while Zanetti will also remain at the club despite the change of ownership.
.... - Goal