Inter Milan To Earn Minimum €90M In Champions League Revenue This Season – UEFA Settlement Agreement Not An Issue | OneFootball

Inter Milan will see their revenues from the Champions League increase to a minimum of €90 million for the current season.

That is up from around €72 million last season according to the club’s financial report, via FCInterNews. They also confirm that there are no issue with the Settlement Agreement with UEFA.

Inter Milan are once again participating in the Champions League this season.

And as always, participation in Europe’s top club competition is very lucrative.

In the 2022-23 season, Inter earned in the region of €100 million. That came from their run to the final of the competition.

Last time out, on the other hand, Inter exited the Champions League at the round of sixteen stage. Therefore, their earnings dropped to €72 million.

Inter Milan To Earn Minimum €90 Million From Champions League In 2024-25 Season

This campaign, on the other hand, Inter are already exceeding that €72 million.

Between the payments from UEFA for reaching the knockout rounds directly, table placement in the “league phase,” results bonuses, and market pool, Inter have already guaranteed themselves €90 million.

EMPOLI, ITALY – OCTOBER 30: Simone Inzaghi manager of FC Internazionale reacts before the Serie A match between Empoli and FC Internazionale at Stadio Carlo Castellani on October 30, 2024 in Empoli, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images)

Inter Milan will face Feyenoord in the round of sixteen next month.

Should the Nerazzurri get past the Eredivise side and reach the quarterfinals, their earnings will further increase.

This certainly demonstrates the financial benefits of the expanded format of the competition.