Inter Milan investors plan two plans: provide coaches with annual salary of tens of millions and refinancing with private debts

After the end of Serie A, many Italian media commentators, including many Inter Milan fans on social media such as Twitter and INS, began to trial Inzaghi, believing that Inter Milan under his command "has the strongest Serie A lineup for four years, but has only won one championship, and he must take the blame."

Many old men asked me about my opinion.

Here, let’s not talk about some more personalized views (for example, I believe that Serie A, which has been declining for years and has been doing things in a nonsense, is no longer the same as before. Now a Serie A champion has accumulated global reputation and benefits that may not be as good as a Champions League final; for example, I believe that one of the major problems in the failure to defend Serie A this season is Oak Capital’s summer and winter window plans), let me just say: If there is no system created by Inzaghi, how many people would think Inter Milan players are the strongest in Serie A?

Just imagine, Inter Milan's three main midfielders are sign-free. If they change to a more mediocre coach, will they really be regarded as "stronger than Kupmenas + Douglas Ruiz + Xiao Xiao Tulam who bought more than 100 million yuan"?

The sign-free Xiao Tulam and others are better than the Golden Boot-level champions bought by other teams with real money. Is it really natural and natural to take?

The "dump truck" that was widely questioned when joining, Bisek, who had not known many people before coming to Inter Milan, or Dimarco, who was sentenced to death several times in Inter Milan's seven-in-seven-out seven-out seven-out seven-out seven-out three-way defender, can produce data that is much better and much better than the defender bought by other teams. Is this because these players are so strong that they are the best and crush their opponents, or because the system created by the coach has benefited a lot? It depends on one's opinion.

Bastoni said well before the Champions League knockout match: "Inter Milan's players are not top-notch in their personal abilities, but as a team, we are not afraid of any strong opponents."

Inter Milan's deputy believes that this group of players can be rated as "top" not because their individual abilities are top, but because the system created by the coach is helpful. In Serie A, some players are also very strong, but because the coach has problems with tactical tweaking or locker room management, they are unable to play performance that suits their value.

Now, critics have criticized "Inter Milan coaches are not good" on the grounds that "Inter Milan players are strong". Is there any suspicion of reversing the cause and effect?

In particular, the person who said Inter Milan was strong and the most frequent was Conte - and the excuse that this man even sacked money from Inter Milan back then was because he believed that without Lukaku and Ashraf, Inter Milan would collapse - this is even more intriguing. If he believes it or not, I don’t believe it anyway.

The Italian newspaper revealed that the shareholders of Inter Milan's backend did not think that Inzaghi needed to take the blame. The report pointed out that since Riyadh New Moon provides Inzaghi with an annual salary of 25 million euros, and because some Premier League chaebol teams have also shaken their olive branches for Inzaghi, Inter Milan plans to improve his treatment when completing the renewal of Inzaghi before the Club World Cup. This time, Inter Milan coach is likely to receive an annual salary of more than 10 million euros, including the bonus.

According to Romano, Dimazio and others, the key point of whether Xiao Inzaji can renew his contract with Inter Milan successfully is not only the treatment, but also the team building strategy - that is, Xiao Inzaji values ​​not only personal salary, but also whether the club can provide more effective support to help the team achieve better results in the future.

It is expected that after the Champions League final, before the Club World Cup begins, Inzaghi will sit down with the team to talk about this issue.

And it depends on whether the coach's demands can be met. In any case, he has made a big increase in revenue for the team through 3 years and 2nd time in the Champions League final, and is worthy of getting some important signings as a "reward".

In addition to giving coaches a raise, Oak Capital has another plan.

Bloomberg introduced that Oak Tree Capital is evaluating the use of the private debt market to refinance the 400 million euro bonds due in February 2027.

Let me briefly introduce this: This bond was left by Zhang Kangyang era, with an annual interest of 6.875%, and will expire in February 2027. Oak Capital plans to “opt private debt channels” to refinance. This is not a precedent in Serie A. In 2022, Friedkin of Rome used this method to refinance high-yield bonds. In addition, clubs such as Barcelona and Tottenham have also turned to private funds in recent years.

The advantage of this practice is that the debt service cycle may be longer and the interest rate may be lower. California consortium Oak Capital is an expert in finance. They are experienced and have many methods in this area.

The disadvantage is that after all, this is still the practice of "borrowing new debts to repay old debts", which will still cause the Blue and Black Army to bear the pressure of debt + interest for a long time in the future. It is essentially different from the direct capital injection of major shareholders in the Morati era.

In summary, all domestic competitions in Italy have ended this season. Inter Milan will fully prepare for the Champions League final, but the team's decision-makers and investors behind the scenes need to start planning for the future. What Oak Capital does next will have a key impact on the team, let's wait and see.