Inter Milan's Record-Breaking Year: Profit, Revenue, and a Renewed Financial Grounding
1 octobre 2025
Inter's First Profit in 15 Years
Inter Milan posted its first net profit in 15 years for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, reporting a net income of 35.4 million euros, up from a loss of 35.7 million the year prior. The numbers mark a historic turnaround for a club long defined by ambitious projects and careful budgeting.
Record Revenue Fueled by Domestic and European Campaigns
Revenue surged to 567 million euros, a club record in Serie A and a signal that Inter is translating on-pitch progress into financial strength. The improvement was driven by higher earnings from local and European competitions, aided by the new format of the FIFA Club World Cup and stronger sponsorship and commercial deals.
The club highlighted growth in commercial activities and sponsorship as key contributors to this record, underscoring a diversified revenue model beyond matchday income.
Financing Moves and Investment for the Future
As part of a broader financial stabilization plan, Inter repaid its existing bonds in full and secured a long-term loan of about 350 million euros, helping to solidify an investment-grade credit profile. Management also confirmed an approximately 100 million euro commitment to upgrading training facilities, signaling a clear emphasis on long-term sustainability alongside immediate competitive goals.
Costs rose modestly by around 3.8% to 482 million euros, with a 70 million euro net production value increase that the club attributed to disciplined cost control and revenue growth across its operations.
Looking Ahead: Stability, Youth, and European Ambition
Under the guidance of new coach Cristian Kevo, Inter has focused on integrating young talents who will anchor the squad for years to come, while maintaining high competitive standards domestically and in Europe. The financial strategy includes continued investment in infrastructure and training, reinforcing a belief in sustainable success beyond the current season.
Inter also emphasized that the club’s renewed financial health will support both on-field achievements and off-field initiatives, strengthening its ability to compete across competitions and markets.
Punchline 1: If Inter’s balance sheet started sprinting, the auditor would need a stopwatch. Punchline 2: In a world where budgets collapse faster than a defensive line, Inter chose to build a fortress—one revenue stream at a time.
