Milan achieve ‘historic’ profit for third consecutive year with record revenue figures | OneFootball

Milan have confirmed that the club were in profit for the third consecutive year in 2024-25, and that the club achieved record revenues during the last campaign.

Milan record profits for third consecutive year

The Rossoneri presented the results of its consolidated financial statements at the club’s annual shareholders’ meeting this week.

Milan have confirmed in a statement that the club was in profit by €3m in 2024-25, which is the third consecutive year that the club has recorded profits.

ITALY – NOVEMBER 02: Players pose for a team photograph prior to the Serie A match against AS Roma at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on November 02, 2025 in San Siro, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

The club have also confirmed that the 2024-25 season brought record revenues totalling €494.5m, which is roughly 10% higher than the figures for 2023-24.

Of those incomings, €69.517m has come from matchday revenues, €15.327m has come from sponsors, commercial partners and royalties, €154.261m came from TV rights, €83.171m has come from player sales, and €35.299m have come from ‘other’ revenue sources. All of the aforementioned figures have increased compared to 2023-24.

Costs have also increased for Milan, though. As per Calcio e Finanza, Milan’s outgoings in 2024-25 totalled €478.5 million, which is around €41m higher than it was in 2023-24.