Inter have announced an improvement in turnover expected for next season, but the result will largely depend on performances on the pitch. The analysis, published by TMW TUTTOmercatoWEB, underlines how the club has now returned to a positive spiral thanks to a series of strategic decisions and careful financial management.
After a long phase of instability which saw Moratti's management, Thohir's choices and the difficulties linked to Covid, Inter was subjected to a thorough clean-up by Oaktree. The new president, Marotta, replicated the successful strategy that had led Juventus to a model of economic sustainability, drastically reducing expenses compared to revenues. Today the Nerazzurri club is able to look to the future with optimism, although the gains should not be considered as sudden leaps but as gradual and predictable growth.
According to the 2026-27 budget, Inter expects an increase in revenues mainly thanks to the adjustment of season ticket prices, the renewal and signing of new sponsorship agreements on more advantageous terms, the disciplined management of the summer transfer campaign and efficient management of cash flows. However, the final outcome will depend on factors that are still uncertain, such as participation in the Champions League and any transfers of players that could generate capital gains.
The club has clarified that, in the event of qualification for the Champions League round of 32, revenues would not change significantly compared to the current situation; on the contrary, more advanced participation could result in a substantial increase in revenue. Furthermore, the value of player sales and any capital gains represent a further element of uncertainty for the future budget.
In summary, Inter presents itself with a more solid and sustainable economic model, but financial success remains linked to sporting performance. The club will continue to carefully monitor the situation, with the aim of consolidating its position both on the market and on the pitch, in view of the upcoming national and international competitions.