Inter have approved the finances for the year ending June 2026, running at a profit of €22.7m thanks to €518m in revenue and lowered costs.
The Nerazzurri held their Board of Directors meeting today and approved the draft financial statements for the 2025/26 fiscal year.
Inter boost revenue and lower costs
The club registered revenues worth €518m, the second-best in their history after last season’s €567m was boosted by participation in the FIFA Club World Cup and reaching the Champions League Final in 2025.
This last year registered a net profit of €22.7m, thanks also to the reduction in operating costs of circa €20m and the increase of commercial revenues.
Revenue from player trading increased by €11m, while amortization and impairment of players’ registration rights decreased by €8m.
Refinancing has seen vast improvements in finance costs, and after a negative position of €12m at the end of the 2024/25 financial year, the Serie A giants registered a positive of €10.4m for its shareholders’ equity this term.
There is also an investment plan for infrastructure development at the training centre in Appiano Gentile and the Konami Women and Talent centre at Interello.
