The president of Inter, Giuseppe Marotta, announced during the shareholders' meeting that the club closed the 2025/2026 budget with a profit of 22.7 million, reaching the second highest turnover in the club's history, equal to 518 million euros. Marotta underlined that, in addition to the triumph of the third domestic double, the company has consolidated its financial position, also thanks to the arrival of the new ownership of Oaktree.
According to Marotta, revenues exceed half a billion euros and the year ends with a net profit. Financial costs decreased compared to the previous year and capital, after a long period of negative income, returned to profit. The president reiterated Inter's commitment to maintaining a balance between sporting competitiveness and sustainability, stating that the path taken is correct.
Regarding the new stadium project, Marotta announced that the result of the design work will soon be presented. The new facility, owned by the club, will be a "new urban icon", a lively sports center open to citizens. The president explained that the structure will also be a strategic platform to increase revenues and reduce the gap with Europe's elite clubs.
The meeting confirmed the approval of the budget and gave the green light to Inter's future plans, including the development of the new stadium and the continuation of financial and sporting growth policies. The club is therefore preparing to launch the project quickly, with the aim of consolidating its position both on and off the pitch.