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I have to see her, try to fix my right arm before she passes away :xfinger:
What kind of injury do you have btw? I learned a lot from my 2 visits, maybe I can heal you
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I have to see her, try to fix my right arm before she passes away :xfinger:
What kind of injury do you have btw? I learned a lot from my 2 visits, maybe I can heal you
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Yeah he is Egyptian and for once is not a one season wonder. Mahrez (who imo is better) and Salah are a rare happening for players from the middle east. I think Mahrez can play for a top club but not Salah. Salah needs something extra to not be a big fish in a small pond. As far as big fishes in small ponds go I think he is excellent.
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Thohir got €131.6m Inter interest
By Football Italia staff
Inter President Erick Thohir seems to have pocketed €131.6m interest for the money he put into the club coffers.
The former majority shareholder sold a chunk of his stock to Suning Group, the Chinese conglomerate that took over the Serie A side.
After yesterday’s shareholders’ meeting, La Gazzetta dello Sport looked through the financial documents and found an interesting quirk.
At the moment of selling his shares to Suning, Thohir received €131.6m in ‘financing and matured interest.’
This suggests he took home somewhere between 8 and 9.5 per cent interest on the money he used to increase the capital, effectively loaning it to Inter.
La Gazzetta dello Sport claim the original agreement was to leave that interest in the club coffers.
It raises questions over Suning’s investment, as the €180m refinancing deal is backed by a 7.7 per cent interest rate.
Can someone clarify this ?
By Football Italia staff
Inter President Erick Thohir seems to have pocketed €131.6m interest for the money he put into the club coffers.
The former majority shareholder sold a chunk of his stock to Suning Group, the Chinese conglomerate that took over the Serie A side.
After yesterday’s shareholders’ meeting, La Gazzetta dello Sport looked through the financial documents and found an interesting quirk.
At the moment of selling his shares to Suning, Thohir received €131.6m in ‘financing and matured interest.’
This suggests he took home somewhere between 8 and 9.5 per cent interest on the money he used to increase the capital, effectively loaning it to Inter.
La Gazzetta dello Sport claim the original agreement was to leave that interest in the club coffers.
It raises questions over Suning’s investment, as the €180m refinancing deal is backed by a 7.7 per cent interest rate.
Can someone clarify this ?
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