Inter Milan made its first profit in 2015, with annual revenue of 567 million in Europe at what level?

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On Monday, Inter Milan released its fiscal year report for the 2024-25 season: For the first time in 15 years, the Nerazzurri achieved profitability, with net profit reaching 35.4 million euros, a sharp jump compared to the 35.7 million loss in the previous fiscal year. At the same time, the club's turnover also reached the Creative A record of 567 million. The club claimed that this is due to revenue from domestic and European events and Club World Cup, and it is also inseparable from the club's expansion in the business field and the increase in sponsorship fees. As part of the financial restructuring, Inter Milan fully repays existing bonds and receives a long-term loan of 350 million euros, reducing capital costs. Oak Capital also approved a €100 million investment in infrastructure, including the upgrade of training facilities, while the club also signed a new global partnership with Fanatics and electric vehicle company BYD. The

club said that operating performance is a "reflection of financial discipline", which not only allows the team coached by Ziwo to enhance their strength on the court, but also ensures long-term stability off the court.

For many years, Serie A has become one of the "poorest" among the five major leagues to some extent. The other four major leagues have top giants with annual revenue of more than 750 million euros, and according to statistics from Deloitte Accounting Firm, AC Milan, with the highest revenue in Serie A, was only 398 million. Now, Inter Milan's revenue has reached 567 million. If it is placed on the "Money League" list last season, it can rank 10th in the world, about half of Real Madrid and about 70% of Manchester United.

2023-24 Money League List.

And, it is obvious that the Champions League finals, the Club World Cup and the 1/8 finals, these positive things that promote revenue will not be available every year.

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