Key Takeaways:
- Inter has confirmed a €35.4 million profit for the 2024/25 season, marking their first positive balance in 15 years
- Club revenues have set a new Italian football record by reaching €567 million
- The Milan city council has authorised Inter and AC Milan to purchase the San Siro stadium and adjacent land, enabling them to move forward with the construction of a new shared football facility
Historic Financial Results for Inter
Inter has officially reported a landmark financial result for the 2024/25 campaign, as the club revealed a net profit of €35.4 million – the first time in a decade and a half that the Nerazzurri have closed their accounts in the black. Notably, Inter’s total revenue reached an unparalleled figure of €567 million, setting a new benchmark in Italian football.
Le parole del Presidente e CEO dell'Inter Giuseppe Marotta nel corso dell'Assemblea dei Soci di F.C. Internazionale Milano S.p.A.
— Inter ⭐⭐ (@Inter) October 15, 2025
Club Leadership Reflects on Strategic Success and Ambitions
Club president Giuseppe Marotta expressed his satisfaction with Inter’s financial transformation and highlighted the effectiveness of the club’s emphasis on sustainability, operational discipline, and resource optimisation. He also made a point to credit Oaktree for its leadership and strategic guidance in maintaining robust financial management.
“The financial report we present today marks a historic event: for the first time in Inter’s modern history, we have registered a net profit. This result reflects the strength of our strategy, which is based on a commitment to sustainability, operational efficiency, and maximizing our resources. Special thanks to Oaktree, who support and lead the club with professionalism and strategic vision, ensuring solid management and financial discipline.”
San Siro Purchase Opens New Chapter for the Club
Recent developments by the Milan city council have further bolstered Inter’s future prospects. Both Inter and city rivals AC Milan have received approval to acquire the iconic San Siro stadium and surrounding areas. This significant move paves the way for a shared project between the clubs to develop a new, modern stadium, aiming to enhance fan experience, drive sustainability, and provide fresh revenue streams.
In his address to shareholders, Marotta underlined the strategic significance of this opportunity not only for Inter but also for Milan and the entirety of Italian football, referencing the ambition to set new standards in stadium infrastructure and community development.
“In recent weeks, the Milan city council authorized Inter and Milan to buy the San Siro stadium and the adjacent lands. This is a decision that opens exceptional opportunities for our club, for the city, and for Italian football as a whole. This project represents a historic turning point not only in terms of sustainability and increased revenues but also in the experience we will be able to offer our fans and the citizens of Milan. We are determined to create a modern and innovative facility that will serve as an example for other European football clubs and motivation for the continued development of our community. Our ambition is to make sure that Inter and its fans have a home worthy of our history and our future,” were some of Beppe Marotta’s words during the annual shareholders’ meeting of Inter.
2024/25 Financial Overview
| Financial Metric | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Net Profit | €35.4 million | First profit in 15 years |
| Total Revenues | €567 million | Record for Italian football |
| San Siro Stadium | Purchase Approved | Approval to acquire stadium and adjacent land, joint project with AC Milan |
