In Los Angeles, an extension of an important partnership for Inter was signed, and today the club released an official statement to inform all fans about this agreement.

This is a collaboration with the brand Ria Money Transfer, described in the statement as one of the “world leaders” in the global money transfer sector. For Inter, this partnership will provide opportunities for revenue and publicity, lasting until the end of the 2026/27 season.

Below is the official statement from the Nerazzurri club:

FC Internazionale Milano and Ria Money Transfer, a world-leading brand in the international money transfer sector and part of the Euronet Worldwide, Inc. group (NASDAQ: EEFT), are pleased to announce the extension of the Partnership until the end of the 2026/27 season.

Ria Money Transfer will continue to serve as the Official Money Transfer Partner of the Nerazzurri Club, consolidating a collaboration that began in 2023 and is based on shared values of inclusion, excellence, and innovation. Over the past two years, the synergy with Inter has significantly increased the visibility of all brands belonging to Euronet’s Money Transfer segment – Ria Money Transfer, Xe, and Dandelion Payments – both in Italy and around the world, thanks to Inter’s large global community. At the same time, Ria has strengthened its bond with the Nerazzurri family through its partnership with Inter Academy Chile, further consolidating its presence in the world of football.

The renewal is concrete evidence of the success of the Partnership to date and opens a new chapter in Ria’s commitment alongside the Nerazzurri Club, expanding its vision and strengthening the long-term relationship between the two brands.

The agreement was formalized in Los Angeles, on the occasion of Inter’s presence in the United States for the Club World Cup: a delegation from Inter, including Chief Revenue Officer Giorgio Ricci, visited the Ria Money Transfer headquarters in Buena Park (California), where they met Juan Bianchi, Executive VP and CEO of Euronet’s Money Transfer segment.