The group of the largest Chinese electronic commerce company "Alibaba", founded by Jack Ma, considered the richest in his country, is targeting the shares of Milan's "Inter" club.
As reported by the publications "Corriere dello Sport" and "Tuttosport", J. Ma would like to acquire 31 percent of the club's shares, which currently belong to Erick Thohir.
The richest man in China would invest in "Inter" through the Hong Kong-based "Yunfeng Capital" fund, which he co-controls with David Yu.
The mentioned sources emphasize that the shares of the current "Inter" co-owner E. Thohir are valued at 150 million euros. The Chinese billionaire has very good relations with another "Nerazzurri" owner - Zhang Jindong, who owns 20 percent of the club's shares.
"Alibaba", based on its operation numbers in the world, surpasses even such commercial goods groups as "Ebay" and "Amazon".
