Inter spent almost 100 million euros in the 2025-26 season, with a total of 99.8 million spent on the transfer market. The majority of this figure was earmarked for two high-profile new arrivals: Andy Diouf and Ange Yoan Bonny, both paid €50 million in two instalments.
In detail, Diouf was purchased for 25.8 million euros, with a contract until 2030, while Bonny was bought for 24.8 million euros, also expiring in 2030. Other significant purchases include Manuel Akanji, purchased for 16.6 million euros with a contract until 2028, and Aleksandar Stanković, bought from Brugge for 15.3 million euros with an expiration 2031. Smaller investments saw the purchase of Petar Sucic (1.5 million), Yanis Massolin (3.9 million), Leon Jakirovic (2.8 million) and other players with multi-year contracts that added up to 5.7 million.
The team also received 1.5 million for Sucic, 1.4 million for Agbonifo from Verona, 1 million for Carlos Augusto and 1 million for Mattia Marello from Udinese, helping to complete the spending budget.
As regards transfers, Inter sold Taylor Buchanan to Villarreal for 7.3 million euros, Nicola Zalewski to Atalanta for 6.7 million and Mehdi Taremi to Olympiakos for 2.3 million. Other transfers and performance rights brought in a total of 19.3 million in revenue.
With these deals, Inter have consolidated their squad, investing heavily in young talent and experienced defenders, while making significant profits from the sales of key players. The club is now preparing to take advantage of the new arrivals in national and international competitions, with the aim of consolidating its powerful position in Italian football.