Inter register profit for ‘first time in modern history’ with record revenue

Inter announced the club ran at a profit of €35.4m this year, something they had not achieved ‘in modern history,’ including a record €567m revenue.

The Nerazzurri have been transforming their financial situation since plunging into crisis during the covid shutdown of 2020, which added to already large debts.

The turning point was inevitably the defaulting of Suning on a loan, which saw the club effectively repossessed by American fund Oaktree in May 2024.

Since then, and with Beppe Marotta installed as President, they have been cutting costs and boosting revenue, helped also by reaching two Champions League Finals in three years, and participating in the FIFA Club World Cup.

All of this saw Inter register a profit of €35.4m in the fiscal year 2024-25, a net increase of €70m from June 2024, when they ran at a loss of €35.7m.

Their revenue also hit an all-time high of €567m, an increase of €94m compared to last season.

They also boosted stability by repaying the bond early and securing a €350m long-term loan.