Today, Inter officially released their economic and financial results for the first half of the 2024/2025 season. In addition to a recapitalization of 52 million euros from Oaktree, the club’s expected income notably consists of sponsorship contracts, revenues from Serie A and the Champions League.
Therefore, we summarize in six points the most important results from Inter’s semi-annual report.
1 In the first half of 2024, Inter recorded revenues of 50.2 million euros, an increase of 18.2% compared to 42.4 million in the previous year. This increase, thanks to a net income that grew by 33.4% reaching 16.5 million, reflects careful management and robust economic performance. This result further confirms the club’s fruitful growth, combining effective financial strategies and continuous commitment on the sporting front.
Another significant figure is the positive cash flow of 24.2 million euros, in contrast to -14.8 million in 2023, indicating an improvement in managing financial resources. Inter has reduced its debt by 14.6 million euros, going from -357.5 million to -342.9 million compared to previous months.
2 The sponsorship and media sector continues to be one of the club’s main sources of income. For the 2024/25 season, Inter has already contracted sponsorships worth 99 million euros, marking an increase of 21 million compared to the previous season. Notable new contracts include Betsson as the main sponsor, Gate Information as the sleeve partner, and Qatar Airways for the training kit.
Furthermore, the renewal with Nike until 2030/31 saw a 70% increase from the previous agreement, a significant signal of the club’s strong global appeal. As for TV rights, Inter has consolidated its position, with a new Serie A rights agreement worth approximately 900 million euros annually, despite a slight decrease compared to the previous cycle -2.9%. However, the UEFA Champions League rights have seen an increase, with Inter already securing 90 million euros for the 2024/25 season, a +22% increase from the previous cycle.
3 On the debt management front, the club has demonstrated good capability. The debt coverage ratio DSCR is solid, with a 2025 projection showing a figure of 7.64, further improving the club’s financial position.
4 On the field, Inter continues to reap success, holding the first position in Serie A after 26 rounds. In the Champions League, they have already qualified for the round of 16, where they will face Feyenoord, while in the Coppa Italia they reached the semifinals, where they will face Milan. The team also reached the Italian Supercup final in January 2025, although they failed to win the trophy. With an average crowd of just under 70,000 fans per match, the tremendous public support is evident.
5 On the transfer market front, Inter has made some significant acquisitions since last summer, including Zielinski, Taremi, Martinez, and Zalewski on loan, and have sold Agoumé to Sevilla, Buchanan, and Palacios both on loan. The club’s recapitalization saw an injection of 52 million euros from Oaktree via Grand Tower, which strengthens the company’s financial solidity.
6 Inter’s management team has seen some significant changes. Alessandro Antonello left the club in February 2025, while Gi
