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Inter, Contacts Between Oaktree and a Qatari Fund: Interest of the Emirs for a Minority Share

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Qatar wants to enter the capital of Inter. The Messenger today reveals the interest of an Arab fund attributable to the Al-Thani family to buy a share of the Nerazzurri club.

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The emirs are aiming to enter initially with a minority participation. "No comment" from the US. The accounts of the Nerazzurri club have improved and the perspective of the stadium can raise the value of the team

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The Messenger: "A new shareholder could contribute to supporting development projects thus raising further the assessment of the group. Current estimates range from the valuation of 1.5 billion given by Forbes to the 2.1 billion given to the Inter by Football Benchmark" The article Al Thani wants to enter the Inter (which today is worth about two billion) seems to be the first on the Napolista.

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Movements within Inter with regard to corporate balances: according to "Il Messaggero," the Nerazzurri club could open to a new minority member.

The Roman daily Messenger has just dropped a bomb: Qatar wants Inter. A fund attributable to the Al Thani family, the ruling dynasty of Qatar, has put the Nerazzurri club in the sights, so much so that they have already made contact with Oaktree to probe the possibility of entering the club, initially with a minority share.

Qatar wants to enter the capital of Inter. The Messenger today reveals the interest of an Arab fund attributable to the Al-Thani family to buy a share of the Nerazzurri club.

The US fund does not plan to leave the club, but the entry of a minority member could enhance the investment and fix a price at the Inter

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Il Messaggero broke the news in Rome, Italy on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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