Inter exceeds €500 million in revenue and announces new stadium

Monday 12 October 2026, Beppe Marotta, president of INTER, presented the financial data, highlighting that revenues again exceeded 500 million euros and that capital returned to positive. The document, approved by shareholders, also shows a reduction in financial charges compared to the previous fiscal year.

INTER's revenues again exceeded 500 million euros, while the fiscal year closed with a net profit. Financial charges are lower than the previous statement and capital returned to positive after a long time, in a season that saw the team win the third domestic Double.

The restructuring work received an additional acceleration with the arrival of the new Oaktree ownership, which strengthened the club's balance sheet.

"The commitment to balance sustainability and sporting competitiveness will not stop in the belief that we are on the right track," said Beppe Marotta.

New stadium in Milan

Soon the project of the new Milan stadium will be shared, destined to become a new urban icon. The facility, owned by INTER, will be a sports hub open to the public and a strategic platform to increase revenues. According to Marotta, this structure will help close the gap with top European clubs.

Communication and digital channels

The press release was published on the official website, which organizes content into sections such as Football, Champions, Highlights, Live, Video, Photo, Tennis, Drive, MotoGp, Pressing and Sportmediaset. Other areas include XXL, News, Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italiana, Formula, Sport, Lifestyle, Scudetti, Area, Help, FAQ, Info, Cookie, Policy and Euro, guaranteeing full access for fans.

With this significant economic strengthening, INTER is in a more solid position to pursue both sporting and financial ambitions, getting closer to the richest clubs in Europe.