The financial statement of Inter, approved in recent days, certifies the transfer costs related to last season. According to what was highlighted by Calcio e Finanza, among the incoming operations the highest outlay concerned Diouf, who arrived from Lens for 24.3 million euros. Just below is Bonny, purchased from Parma for 23.7 million.
The redemption of Akanji from Manchester City involved an outlay of 15.8 million, while a separate entry concerns Stankovic: for the repurchase from Club Brugge the Nerazzurri club recorded over 14 million euros as the updated value. As Calcio e Finanza specifies, Inter had not recorded any capital gain at the time of the sale to the Belgian club, and the net value reported in the financial statement for Stankovic does not correspond to the total amount of the repurchase, but to the difference between the sale price and the repurchase price.
On the outgoing front, in the 2025/26 season the club generated capital gains of almost 20 million in total. The most profitable sale was that of Zalewski, transferred to Atalanta with a capital gain of 9 million euros. Behind him is Fabbian, who moved to Bologna for just over 4 million in capital gain, and Esposito, sold to Cagliari for almost 4 million with a resulting capital gain of 2.8 million.
The approved financial statement also records the second consecutive profit for the club, revenues exceeding 500 million, and a reduction in debt.
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