Revealed – Structure Of 2% Shares Held In Inter Milan By President Beppe Marotta | OneFootball

Inter Milan President Beppe Marotta will hold 2% shares of the Nerazzurri through a Management Incentive Plan in Luxembourg.

This according to Italian outlet Calcio e Finanza. They report that the remainder of the club’s shares will be held by Nerazzurri owners Oaktree Capital.

Beppe Marotta has been at Inter Milan since 2018. He joined the club as CEO of Sport not long after departing from Juventus.

Marotta’s arrival at Inter has brought sporting success to the club. This after a number of trophyless years.

Since Marotta joined Inter, the Nerazzurri have won the Serie A title three times, the Coppa Italia twice, and the Supercoppa Italiana three times.

Meanwhile, Inter have reached two Champions League finals and a Europa League final under Marotta’s stewardship.

Beppe Marotta Holds Inter Shares Through Management Incentive Plan In Luxembourg

VERONA, ITALY – NOVEMBER 23: Giuseppe Marotta of FC Internazionale during the Serie A match between Verona and FC Internazionale at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on November 23, 2024 in Verona, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)

Marotta has been the architect of Inter’s transfer policy. He has brought his famous eye for a free transfer or bargain deal that he had utilized so effectively at Juventus.

Inter have brought in big names like Hakan Calhanoglu and Marcus Thuram on free transfers.

This has allowed the Nerazzurri to keep their level high on the pitch despite a major financial crisis brought on by the COVID-19 lockdown.

Meanwhile, Marotta has brought coaches Antonio Conte and Simone Inzaghi to Inter.

This summer, he and Sporting Director Piero Ausilio took a big gamble on former defender Cristian Chivu.

Now, Marotta has officially become a shareholder of Inter.

The 38-year-old officially holds 2% of shares in the club.

The vast majority of the shares are classified as Class A shares, and are divided between four companies owned by Inter owners Oaktree Capital.

Then, there are the remaining 2% that Marotta owns classified as three categories. They are part of a Management Incentive Plan in Luxembourg.