Report – Inter Milan Owners Oaktree Capital Set €25M Spending Cap On Signings | OneFootball

Oaktree Capital have reportedly set a spending cap of €25 million per signing at Inter Milan.

This according to the Corriere dello Sport, via FCInter1908. They also report that the Nerazzurri owners want no more than €2 million net per season in wages on new arrivals.

Inter have been fairly active in the summer transfer window.

The Nerazzurri have signed four players. Petar Sucic, Luis Henrique, Ange-Yoan Bonny, and Andy Diouf have all arrived.

These four signings have all been players of a similar age profile. They are young players with significant room for growth.

Furthermore, all have cost in the €20-25 million range, with the exception of Sucic, who reportedly cost around €14 million.

Oaktree Cap Inter Signings At €25M

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According to the Corriere dello Sport, this follows a dictate from Inter owners Oaktree.

The North American fund have given Inter license to go after players in their early twenties. And they have authorized expenses of around €25 million.

But anything more than that would require special permission from the owners.

Inter would have been willing to pay more for the likes of Manu Kone or Ademola Lookman. But that was because they saw those players as regular starters.