Report – Oaktree Approach Bank Of America To Refinance Inter Milan Debt | OneFootball

Oaktree Capital has reportedly approached Bank of America to open discussions over refinancing Inter Milan’s debt via the bond.

According to Il Sole 24 Ore via FCInter1908, the Nerazzurri owners have already established contact with the American conglomerate bank.

The American hedge fund seized the club from Chinese owners Sunning last summer as collateral.

And now, they’re looking to put Inter’s finances in order.

Indeed, that’s among the crucial parts of Oaktree’s long-term project at San Siro.

However, it’s a sensitive matter, and they want the best in business to handle the process.

Bank of America certainly fits the bill.

Oaktree Capital Contacts Bank of America to Refinance Inter Milan Debt

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It wouldn’t be the first time that Bank of America had helped an Italian club refinance their debt.

Indeed, they brokered in the Elliott fund’s sale of AC Milan to RedBird Capital Partners after sorting Rossoneri’s debt.

Furthermore, the bank financed Real Madrid’s reconstruction of the Santiago Bernabeu a few years ago.

Therefore, Oaktree sees the famous investment bank as a potential partner to manage a complex financial restructuring.

Meanwhile, the debt in question amounts to approximately $400 million in high-yield bonds, which are due to mature in the near future.