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i mean why on earth would hazard want to play in serie B next season? 
If Inter doesn't make CL they're screwed financially. FFP will rape their ass.
http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2010/08/price-of-inters-success.html
http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/ed...-sales-only-the-start-of-inter-damage-control
"In the three years from June 2006 to the summer of 2009 the club lost €509m. That’s an average of €170m a year. In total, the club has made losses of well over €1 billion in Moratti’s 16 years at the club, with the cost to the president himself in his role as chief financier topping out at over €750m."
"The next six years saw losses in the market of less than €30m, and the sale of Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Barcelona for €46m plus Samuel Eto’o in 2009 helped to more than balance the books in a summer which saw Sneijder, Diego Milito and Thiago Motta enter at a heavy cost. Last season it was Mario Balotelli’s move to Manchester City which offset their January incomings of Andrea Ranocchia and Giampaolo Pazzini after a relatively quiet pre-season transfer campaign..."
"The wage bill has been reduced, but then it had to be really when you consider that they paid out 104 per cent of revenue in salaries in 2009 (so all our income doesnt cover our wages !!). The club is still a projected €220m in the red, despite the sales and the income generated by the treble-winning season. And they can’t win a treble every year ... especially if they're selling their best players to break even.
Between 2008 and 2010, 29 per cent of Inter's total revenue (the joint-fourth highest percentage in Serie A) came from player sales, and yet they still recorded total losses of €223.4m in that time.
Moratti told the club’s Annual General Meeting in 2010 that “the considerable losses are justified in keeping our team at the top level worldwide,” "
http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2010/08/price-of-inters-success.html
http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/ed...-sales-only-the-start-of-inter-damage-control
"In the three years from June 2006 to the summer of 2009 the club lost €509m. That’s an average of €170m a year. In total, the club has made losses of well over €1 billion in Moratti’s 16 years at the club, with the cost to the president himself in his role as chief financier topping out at over €750m."
"The next six years saw losses in the market of less than €30m, and the sale of Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Barcelona for €46m plus Samuel Eto’o in 2009 helped to more than balance the books in a summer which saw Sneijder, Diego Milito and Thiago Motta enter at a heavy cost. Last season it was Mario Balotelli’s move to Manchester City which offset their January incomings of Andrea Ranocchia and Giampaolo Pazzini after a relatively quiet pre-season transfer campaign..."
"The wage bill has been reduced, but then it had to be really when you consider that they paid out 104 per cent of revenue in salaries in 2009 (so all our income doesnt cover our wages !!). The club is still a projected €220m in the red, despite the sales and the income generated by the treble-winning season. And they can’t win a treble every year ... especially if they're selling their best players to break even.
Between 2008 and 2010, 29 per cent of Inter's total revenue (the joint-fourth highest percentage in Serie A) came from player sales, and yet they still recorded total losses of €223.4m in that time.
Moratti told the club’s Annual General Meeting in 2010 that “the considerable losses are justified in keeping our team at the top level worldwide,” "
his dad rejected Inter links recently
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