The balance sheet of Inter closes once again in the black, despite elimination in the Champions League playoffs having reduced revenues compared to the previous season. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, this is significant because in 2024-25 the Nerazzurri benefited from exceptional income related to the Champions League final and participation in the Club World Cup, while in 2025-26 the early exit resulted in a shortfall of around 115 million.
Revenues have decreased, but the club managed to stabilize stadium income (90 million) and increase those from sponsorships, advertising, and merchandising (150 million). An important contribution comes from the compensation paid by Img for previous foreign rights: the agency paid 300 million to the League, distributed to clubs based on certain criteria. Inter, as well as Juventus and Milan, receive over 20 million.
The squad cost has been reduced by 20-25 million and the new bond under improved conditions has lowered financial charges. The bottom line of the income statement will still be positive, although lower than a year ago.
As for Juventus, Gazzetta reports a series of losses in recent years: -239 million in 2021-22, -124 million in 2022-23, -199 million in 2023-24, -58 million in 2024-25. The improvement is due to cost reductions, amounting to about 150 million. Gross revenue is reported to be sharply down, despite new shirt sponsorship contracts. The result as of June 30, 2026, will not differ much from the deficit of 58 million a year ago.
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