Inter concluded the 2025-26 financial year with another positive result, confirming the economic solidity of the club and the conquest of the third domestic Double. In the communication addressed to shareholders, Giuseppe Marotta reiterated that the season saw the team win the eighth and ninth trophy since 2020, underlining the importance of this achievement for the recent history of the club.
The balance sheet, approved at the shareholders' meeting, highlights a turnover that exceeds 500 million euros, with a net profit of 22.7 million. Despite a slightly lower overall revenue compared to the previous year (517.7 million against 567 million), management costs were reduced to 490.5 million, compared to 524.5 million the previous year. Consolidated profit stood at 22,744 thousand euros, against 35,398 thousand in 2024, while financial income reached 525,245 thousand, with financial charges of 490,457 thousand and negative taxes of 12,044 thousand.
Marotta also highlighted the contribution of the infrastructure: the San Siro, shared with Inter and Milan, generated 197 million euros in revenues. The budget contains the figures relating to the Meazza Stadium (104.1 million), the adjacent building areas (86.2 million) and the purchase of rights (6.7 million). The company M‑I Stadio, which manages the stadium, recorded a turnover of 40 million and a profit of 2 million.
The club, which closed in profit for the second consecutive time, demonstrated that it has improved its financial position after years of difficulty. The reduction in operating costs and the efficient management of the infrastructure made it possible to achieve a positive result despite the decrease in turnover. With the confirmation of the financial statements, Inter is preparing to consolidate its financial position and continue to compete both at home and in Europe.