Inter concluded the 2025-26 budget with a profit of 22.7 million euros, confirming its ability to generate profit even in a year of more limited financial results. The Nerazzurri club recorded a turnover of 517.7 million, down compared to 567.7 million the previous year, but drastically reduced management costs, which fell to 490.5 million compared to 524.5 million last year.
The positive result was possible thanks to the reduction of costs, especially those linked to participation in the Champions League. Inter were eliminated in the round of 32 against BodoGlimt, resulting in the loss of three European competition matches. This affected competition revenues, which fell from 67.3 million to 58.5 million, and UEFA revenues, which fell from 136.8 million to 73.8 million. FIFA revenues also suffered a sharp reduction, going from 0 to 31.4 million. Despite these declines, the club managed to maintain a profit thanks to more efficient management of operating costs.
The official statement of the financial statements, published by the club, reports that the consolidated financial statements close with a profit of 22.744 million euros, compared to the 35.398 million of 30 June 2024. The revenues and financial income for the year were 525.245 million, slightly lower than the 574.411 million of 30 June 2025, while the financial costs and charges were 490.457 million, compared to 524.522 million the previous year. Negative taxes, which represent a tax advantage, were 12.044 million, slightly lower than the 14.491 million of 30 June 2025.
Despite the decrease in revenues from European competitions, Inter has demonstrated that it can maintain a solid balance sheet thanks to cost reduction and more careful management of expenses. The club is now preparing to concentrate resources on next year, with the aim of improving performance both on the pitch and financially. Inter therefore remains in the black, with a profit which, although lower, confirms the financial stability of the club and its ability to adapt to changes in sporting revenues.