Inter Milan reports €35m profit, sets Serie A revenue record

Inter Milan has announced a significant financial turnaround, posting their first net profit in 15 years with a gain of €35.4 million for the 2024-25 financial year, reversing a €35.7 million loss from the previous period. The club achieved record revenues of €567 million, the highest ever reported by a Serie A club, driven by increased earnings from domestic and European competitions, including participation in the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup, as well as growth in commercial revenues and sponsorships. As part of their financial restructuring, Inter fully repaid existing bonds and secured a €350 million long-term loan with an investment-grade rating, reducing their cost of capital. Owners Oaktree have approved a €100 million investment in infrastructure upgrades, including training facilities, aiming to strengthen the club's long-term stability. Despite on-field challenges, Inter Milan's financial discipline underpins their ability to invest in both sporting and infrastructural development, with ambitions tied to the awaited sale of the San Siro stadium. This financial success reflects the club's efforts to balance competitiveness on the pitch with robust economic management.