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Inter Milan Posts First Profit in 15 Years as Revenue Hits €567 Million Record

Refinancing and owner funding have tightened finances ahead of a city vote on selling San Siro.

Inter Milan have made a near 70 million-euro turnaround from the 35.7 million-euro loss posted in the previous financial year

Overview

  • The club reported €567 million in 2024–25 revenue, the highest figure ever disclosed by a Serie A team.
  • Net profit reached €35.4 million, reversing a €35.7 million loss the previous year and marking the first surplus since 2010.
  • Inter cited higher earnings from domestic and European competitions, participation in the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup, and growth in sponsorships and matchday income.
  • Management repaid Inter Media and Communication’s bonds in full and secured a €350 million long-term loan with an investment‑grade rating, reducing financing costs.
  • Owner Oaktree approved €100 million for infrastructure upgrades and the club announced new global partnerships with Fanatics and BYD, while awaiting the Milan council’s decision on a San Siro sale.