Having spent close to €200 million in the transfer market, Inter’s owners Suning will soon turn their attention to raising Inter’s revenues according to a report from Tuttosport.

Since taking charge of the club back in 2016, the Chinese group have significantly increased Inter’s revenues through a series of sponsorship deals both domestically in Italy and abroad, particularly in Asia.

Inter are now free from the shackles of the settlement agreement they signed with UEFA but that is not to say that they are entirely free from financial fair play.

Just like every other club, they are required to close their budget with no more than a €30 million deficit over the next three years and to do this, Inter will need to increase their revenues.

Progressing past the group stages in the Champions League would help out a lot and increase in commercial revenues will also play a big part too.

Inter could also raise their revenues by finding themselves a new main shirt sponsor. Their current shirt sponsors Pirelli provide the club with just €10 million annually, which is miniscule compared to the deals some of European football’s top clubs get for their shirt sponsorship deals.