Financial Performance and Revenue Context
The club’s gross revenues represent the second-highest total in Inter’s history.
The previous year’s peak was driven by extraordinary revenues tied to participation in the FIFA Club World Cup and a run to the UEFA Champions League final. By contrast, the 2025/26 financial statements reflect sustained operational stability as the team competes in its ninth Champions League campaign and defends its Serie A title.
Financial operations also yielded significant overhead reductions. The club reported a 50% decrease in financial expenses—amounting to a savings of approximately €19 milioni—stemming from a refinancing operation completed at the close of the previous year. The new financing agreement carries a lower cost of capital than its predecessor.
Infrastructure Investments and Team Development
Alongside the financial results, the club initiated a capital investment plan targeting infrastructure upgrades at the Inter Training Center in Appiano Gentile and the Konami Women & Talent Center at Interello.
During the summer transfer window, the squad under manager Cristian Chivu—entering his second season in charge—was reinforced with international talent. The additions integrate into an established core preparing for both domestic and European fixtures.
Commercial Partnerships
Inter added a new commercial agreement ahead of the 2026/27 season by partnering with digital banking institution BBVA. Under the agreement, BBVA serves as the official sleeve partner and official banking partner for the club, as well as the front jersey partner for all youth teams from the Under-18 squad downward.
The financial statements approved by the board of directors will be submitted to the general assembly of shareholders for final evaluation and approval in mid-October.