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We are about to enter the final 48 hours before the grand final of this latest edition of the Champions League between PSG and Inter. For the Nerazzurri, only two years after their last participation, a great opportunity presents itself to take revenge for the unfortunate defeat in Istanbul, against a Manchester City that, on that occasion, was the clear favorite.

Should they secure a victory over the French side, a whole new world would open up for Inter. Winning the Champions League, which would be the fourth in the club’s history, could change the club’s future scenarios, not only from an economic point of view but also in terms of sport and competition. So let’s see what could happen to Inter in the event of European triumph.

Starting with the takings: Inter has already accumulated a whopping 132 million euros just from UEFA prize money for reaching the final. If they win the Champions League, the figure would rise to 142.5 million euros: 6.5 million for winning the trophy, plus 4 million for qualifying for the next UEFA Super Cup.

The second aspect concerns the Super Cup itself: winning the Champions League would guarantee Inter qualification for the UEFA Super Cup, which will take place on August 13, 2025, at the Dacia Arena in Udine against Tottenham, fresh off their Europa League victory against Manchester United.

Already certain to participate in this summer’s brand new Club World Cup thanks to their UEFA ranking over the past four seasons, by winning this Champions League, Inter would also become the first European team to qualify for the subsequent edition of the Club World Cup, which will take place in four years, that is, in 2029.

Since last year, the FIFA Intercontinental Cup has also been ‘restored’, but it differs from the way it was conceived up until the last edition in 2004. This competition recalls the ‘old’ Club World Cup, before its expansion this year to 32 teams. The tournament features the winners of the AFC Champions League, CAF Champions League, CONCACAF Champions Cup, CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores, OFC Champions League, and UEFA Champions League. The 2024 edition, the first with this name and format, was won by Real Madrid.

Winning the Champions League would also be important for Inter in terms of the UEFA ranking. Inter, first in the season’s ranking, would improve their overall sixth place in case of victory. It is worth remembering that, as of this year, a club’s position in the ranking is very important, as it determines the seeding pots for the Champions League’s league phase draw. For example, Inter, despite not having won the league, will still be drawn into Pot 1 next summer.

Attention must also be paid to the possible market implications that a Champions League victory could have. The future of Simone Inzaghi—who is the subject of a mega offer worth around 50 million euros net over two years from Saudi Arabia—could depend precisely on the final in Monaco on May 31. The same goes for the fate of some players who are waiting to face PSG before deciding about next season. Among them is Mkhitaryan, who only a few months ago did not rule out a possible retirement in case of victory.

Finally, the joy of the fans: if Inter wins, there will be a great celebration among the Nerazzurri faithful, from Monaco to Milan, and everywhere in the world where Inter fans can be found.