Inter won the scudetto by reducing their wages by 13.5 million euros, according to the financial report disclosed by the club. The overall cost of personnel is currently 239.7 million euros, a value that represents less than 50% of the total budget, equal to 525.2 million euros.
Among the items that contributed to the savings were depreciation and write-downs, which recorded a decrease of 11 million euros compared to the previous year. Although the costs for raw materials and services increased by approximately 14 million, the reduction in personnel costs and depreciation was sufficient to contain the year in a balanced manner.
The report indicates that production costs, equal to 462.8 million euros (482.0 million as at 30 June 2025), decreased by 19.2 million euros, mainly thanks to the reduction in personnel costs and amortization and write-downs. This reduction was partially offset by lower expenses for services and third-party goods. The difference between production value (525.2 million euros) and production costs is positive by 54.9 million euros, although worsening by 30.1 million compared to the previous year.
In summary, Inter has demonstrated that it has optimized production costs, avoiding unnecessary expenses on the market and maintaining a financial balance, despite the increase in the costs of raw materials and services. The club is now preparing to consolidate its position in Serie A and plan the next transfer operations.