Why is inter milan doing so bad

Ever since that season, neither club has achieved a first-place finish. That can be explained by the rise to power of Juventus. The Turin-based club has won an extraordinary eight straight titles, with potentially a ninth on the way. In football, money usually wins. It is definitely the case in this situation.

Juventus are the richest club in Italy and the tenth richest in the world. They also use the same business model as Bayern Munich, another powerhouse in world football. Their scouts focus on signing the best players in Serie A, not necessarily the world. In other words, they assure their dominance by weakening the rest of the league. Conte earned his fourth Serie A title this season — only five other coaches in league history have managed at least four. Since the day he arrived, not a day has gone by without him thinking how to improve this team.

He convinced the club to follow him. He has been focused since the first day and accepted this challenge like a real Interista. The financial situation in Italy right now is beyond dire.

The most worrying figures, however, are debt-related. It is hard to imagine that these clubs would be debt-free at this point also. Fiscal responsibility was not something that the Suning Holdings Group had become known for since its purchase of a majority stake in the Italian club in The Chinese based side won their first-ever Chinese Super League crown in The Jiangsu based side beat Asian superclub Guangzhou Evergrande over two games, with goals from Alex Teixeira and former Inter Milan striker Eder winning them the tie in a aggregate win.

Ahead of the season, Jiangsu Suning renamed themselves to Jiangsu F. This was not the only change that would happen over the coming months. Jiangsu FC had felt the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, like a lot of clubs have over the last year and a half, but the difference was that the company which owned them had made an executive decision in early February which intended to focus on core businesses, leaving non-retail assets at risk.

Liabilities for Suning grew from 25 billion yuan in to The long term strategy was no longer about owning a football club, it was about restructuring the business and ensuring that it would not fold under its growing debt. Chinese football was in disarray, and then it got worse. Suning completely stopped financing Jiangsu FC. Players were not paid. Staff were not paid.

Suning sought potential buyers for the future of the club, with the club looking to sell at an extremely low price. At this point, the club had a debt of about million yuan as well as 8 months of unpaid wages for staff. There was no buyer. Suning Group made the excuse of pulling out of the club after the neutral name ruling which meant that Suning was no longer in the name of the club.

If anything it was felt that this volcano could erupt at any moment, and at this moment it did. Milan began the season in superb form, going unbeaten for the first 15 league matches and leading the standings until Week Milan's eventual second-place finish was a fair reflection of their season as a whole, as the Rossoneri spent only three weeks of the 38 outside the top four.

The Atalanta fairytale continued as the Bergamo club, with the 11th-highest budget in Serie A, qualified for the Champions League for a third consecutive season. Napoli suffered heartbreak on the final day as they failed to beat Verona, a result that would have guaranteed them a Champions League place. The draw saw them slip to fifth, and club owner Aurelio De Laurentiis announced the departure of coach Gennaro Gattuso soon after the game.

Lazio and Roma finished sixth and seventh respectively, but the latter have re-energised their fanbase with the surprise appointment of Jose Mourinho for next season.