Inter’s revenues have more than doubled during Suning’s time as owners of the club a report in today’s print edition of Italian daily newspaper Tuttosport highlights.

Since the Chinese e-commerce giants took over Inter in the Summer of 2016, Inter’s revenues have increased from €187 million to €400 million.

Inter’s return to the Champions League, which they have qualified for for the past three seasons in a row, has played a part in the revenue growth of the club and the revenue growth can also be partly attributed to the commercial revenue to have come from Suning’s homeland of China.

Sponsorship deals have also guaranteed Inter a sum of around €100 million a year. The COVID-19 pandemic coupled with the termination of some of the sponsorship contracts has saw Inter’s losses rise to over €100 million in the 2019/20 financial year.

AC Milan on the other hand have managed to rid themselves of over €100 million in debt and despite being in a solid situation, it has not been offset by the club’s turnover which has remained in the region of €200 million for years.

The report from the Turin based news outlet goes on to conclude that the new stadium the clubs have planned could be worth as much as €70 million in additional revenue to each of the two clubs.