Ivan Perisic’s imminent transfer to Bayern Munich will mean Inter make a saving of almost €10 million on their balance sheet according to a report from Calcio e Finanza.

“Perisic has a budgetary impact of 10.1 million euros: with a historical cost of 20.9 million euros, today the Croatian has an annual amortization of approximately 2.7 million euros, with a net commitment of 4 millions equal to about 7.4 million gross,” the report begins.

“The 5 million interest-bearing loan would therefore enable the full amortization costs to be covered, with a gain of around 2.3 million.

“The operation would thus have a positive impact of 9.7 million, deriving from the savings in gross employment and from the gain compared to depreciation.”

The report goes on to conclude that Inter could make a nice capital gain if Bayern are to take up their option to sign him permanently.

“As of June 30, 2020, Perisic will have a balance sheet value of approximately 5.48 million euros: the redemption of 20 million euros would guarantee a capital gain of 14.52, which would rise to 19.5 if the redemption was fixed at 25 million.”