A massively improved budget, approve today by the Board of Directors. Particularly in terms of revenue which is known to have increased by 33% from 241.39 million in the season 2015-2016 to 320 million in the last championship, all without the revenues from the Champions League and a poor Europa League run. So what changed for the Nerazzurri? Calciofinanza.it offers, based on their estimates and budget projections, an analysis of the Suning’s group new sources of revenue and how important they are.

First, the great activity of the Nanjing based firm signing new trade, sponsorship and partnership agreements. Economic details have never been formally release but according to the unofficial figures which have never been denied by Inter, we can talk about a transaction of roughly 35 million euros. 15 for the naming rights of Pinetina, renamed Suning’s training centre in memory of Angelo Moratti, and for the sponsorship of the training jersey, plus another 20 for the co-branding agreements signed in China for the new club property.

Then there are the gains on the transfer budget, which from the 7.5 million for Diego Laxalt to the 750,000 for Caner Erkin amounted to 44 million euros, excluding any expenses made on players for the youth sector.