Inter’s finances in the black after 15 years | OneFootball

Inter closes the 2024/2025 financial year with a positive net result of €35.4 million, marking the first profitable close after fifteen consecutive years of losses. A historic milestone, made possible above all by revenue from participation in the FIFA Club World Cup, where the Nerazzurri team took in €33 million, as highlighted by the Gazzetta dello Sport.

Inter in profit after 15 years: historic €35.4 million balance thanks to the Club World Cup

The club’s total revenue reached €567 million, the highest figure ever recorded in Inter’s history and a record for Serie A net of player trading operations. Compared to the previous year, the club recorded an increase of €94 million, with a net rise in production value of €70 million. Inter’s official statement emphasizes that the growth is the result of several factors: in addition to the extraordinary contribution from the Club World Cup, the club benefited from organic growth from sponsorships, commercial activities, and matchday.

CEO Giuseppe Marotta described the financial statement as a historic moment for Inter, the result of careful economic strategies and a significant increase in revenue from European and domestic competitions. After fourteen years in the red, the Nerazzurri have shown they have achieved economic stability not seen at the club in over a decade.

Andrea Alati

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