Inter approve financial statement with €22.7m profit and €518m revenue
Inter Milan's board has approved the club's financial statement for the period, posting a profit of €22.7m alongside revenues of €518m. The figures underline the financial turnaround the club has experienced since the arrival of Oaktree Capital as owners. The result reflects Inter's ability to operate sustainably while competing at the top end of Serie A and in European competition, giving them room to invest in the squad and infrastructure going forward.
Read the full story at football-italia.netInter's latest financial results paint a picture of a club firmly in the black, with a €22.7m profit on €518m in revenue — a significant marker of the structural changes since the ownership transition. For supporters and observers, the headline is that Inter have moved past the era of losses and Financial Fair Play tension, and the balance sheet now gives management more flexibility in the transfer market and on wages. It's a quiet but meaningful sign that one of Italy's biggest clubs is operating on a healthier footing than many of its European peers.
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