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Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Report – Inter Milan Snatch Away Brescia Director To Bolster U23 Backroom Staff
Inter Milan have agreed the transfer of Andrea Mastropasqua to join the U23 backroom staff from Brescia. According to Corriere di Brescia via FCInterNews, Brescia's senior executive will take the job at San Siro. In addition to overhauling the first-team squad, Inter are working meticulously on reinforcing the youth team. Indeed, they've already appointed Stefano Vecchi as the new head coach and signed several exciting talents. However, the Nerazzurri are reluctant to stop there as Oaktree Capital have big plans for the youth sector. Andrea Mastropasqua Joins Inter Milan U23 Backroom Staff Despite moving to Brescia in February to replace Luigi Micheli, Mastropasqua will soon embrace a new challenge. Indeed, he will play a massive role in building Inter's next generation as he prepares to join the U23 squad. Mastropasqua used to co-operate with iconic Brescia president Massimo Cellino. Therefore, his skills and experience make him a valuable asset for Inter's long-term project. Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri believe his leadership and vision will help lay strong foundations for the U23 side.
Bloomberg
a day ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
London IPO Hopeful Utmost Group Weighs Sale of Pensions Unit
Utmost Group, a British insurer backed by Oaktree Capital Management, is considering a sale of its UK life and pensions business ahead of a potential London listing. The firm is working with advisers at financial services-focused boutique Fenchurch to explore options for the unit, including a potential disposal, people familiar with the process said. The deliberations are at an early stage and there's no certainty they will result in a deal, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing private information.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Delayed – AC Milan & Inter Bid To Purchase San Siro Must Wait Until September
AC Milan and Inter Milan's bid to purchase San Siro has hit a delay, with the final decision now expected in September. Per Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInterNews, the clubs' joint effort to build a new stadium is now in jeopardy. Both sides have been eager to complete the deal by the end of June. Furthermore, they've already agreed on terms with the City Council, laying the groundwork for acquiring the site. However, everything now hangs by a thread. AC Milan & Inter Face New Roadblock in Quest to Purchase San Siro Purchasing San Siro and the surrounding areas remains Inter's top priority under Oaktree Capital. Despite devising a backup plan, AC Milan have joined their rivals on this mission. Though it seemed like everything was going to plan, the judicial upheaval in the Municipality of Milan could undermine the deal. Indeed, the upcoming changes will likely have political implications regarding the San Siro project. Milan and Inter had the majority in the City Council, but that may no longer be the case.
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Report – Inter Milan Owners Approve €40M Bid For Sought-After Atalanta Forward
Inter Milan owners Oaktree Capital have approved the club's hefty proposal for Atalanta star Ademola Lookman. According to Sky Sport via FCInterNews, the American fund is backing the €40 million bid for the Nigerian. Though Inter and Atalanta have yet to open talks for the 27-year-old, the Nerazzurri have already made contact with the player. Furthermore, Ademola Lookman has reportedly agreed personal terms with Inter as he favors a switch to San Siro. However, Atalanta's demands remain a mystery. Oaktree Approve Inter Milan €40m Bid for Ademola Lookman Inter won't increase their opening bid. Meanwhile, Atalanta's stance remains uncertain, though La Dea reportedly won't sell Lookman for less than €50m. But with the player's seal of approval, Inter will enter negotiations from a position of strength. As for Atalanta, they're waiting for Inter's move. Despite earlier interest in Lois Openda and Christopher Nkunku, Lookman is now the club's top target. However, the San Siro club must first sort out the future of Mehdi Taremi. The Iranian has drawn interest from Besiktas and several Premier League sides.
Yahoo
12-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Inter Milan To Spend €30M On A Defender – Then Reinvest Sales In An Attacking Midfielder
Inter Milan To Spend €30M On A Defender – Then Reinvest Sales In An Attacking Midfielder Inter Milan are ready to spend €30 million on a defender this summer, and then reinvest the fees from sales in an attacking midfielder. This according to today's print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, via FCInter1908. Advertisement Inter Milan have already made a total of three signings this summer. They've brought in Petar Sucic, Luis Henrique, and Ange-Yoan Bonny. The Nerazzurri have spent a total of around €70 million on these three young acquisitions. But there's still room for a couple more signings. Inter Milan To Spend €30M On A Defender – Then Reinvest Sales In An Attacking Midfielder UDINE, ITALY – MARCH 01: Giovanni Leoni of Parma reacts at the end of the Serie A match between Udinese and Parma at Stadio Friuli on March 01, 2025 in Udine, Italy. (Photo by) According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter owners Oaktree Capital are ready to make more funds available to sign a defender. Lowering the average age of the defense has always looked like a priority for Inter. Even months before the start of the transfer window. Advertisement And it is something Inter have not yet done. Despite no lack of targets at the back. The Gazzetta note that Parma's Giovanni Leoni is Inter's top target in defense. However, Genoa's Koni De Winter would be a backup target. Then, the Gazzetta report, Oaktree will sanction a €30 million move for a young defender. Meanwhile, the newspaper report, Inter will also make some sales. Players like Aleksandar Stankovic, Sebastiano Esposito, and Tajon Buchanan should attract decent fees. And according to the Gazzetta, Inter have a clear plan in mind for the nest egg they bring in with those sales. Inter want to sign an attacking midfielder. They're aiming for a forward player who has a different style than the players they already have, and who can help facilitate a shift to a 3-4-2-1 system.
