Inter and Milan jointly paid 197.075 million euros for the purchase of the SanSiro, as reported in the Nerazzurri club's balance sheet. The figure, already known to the public, was divided into three main components: 104.148 million for the current Meazza stadium, 86.201 million for the adjacent building areas and 6.725 million for the purchase of construction rights. The financial documentation, published on 30 June 2026, confirms that the entire amount was paid to the Municipality of Milan for the GFU SanSiro.
The SanSiro is managed by the M‑IStadio company, controlled with equal shareholding by Inter and Milan. According to the balance sheet, M‑IStadio recorded a turnover of 40.884 million euros, an increase compared to the previous year, thanks to revenues from sponsorships, rental of the stadium for external events, as well as from the management of the museum and tours. Production costs, equal to 38.173 million euros, increased slightly compared to the previous year, but the company closed with a profit of 2.018 million euros.
The payment of 197 million euros represents a strategic investment for both clubs, which share ownership of the stadium and derive economic and visibility benefits from it. The division of expenses between the two teams was defined based on the share of ownership of each, guaranteeing joint management and a fair distribution of the profits deriving from the use of the stadium.
With the closing of the financial statements, Inter and Milan confirmed the financial solidity of the SanSiro, highlighting a positive return on the investment. The shared management of the facility continues to generate significant revenue, while the use of the stadium for cultural events and initiatives strengthens its position as the hub of Milanese football and sport. Clubs will continue to monitor the economic performance of the stadium over the coming years, with the aim of maximizing profits and maintaining competitiveness on the national and international stage.