Serie A powerhouse Inter Milan wrapped up their first-ever profitable financial year on June 30, 2025, under the guidance of Oaktree.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInter1908, the Nerazzurri registered an impressive profit of €35.4 million.
Oaktree has turned Inter’s fortunes around since taking over from Suning in 2024, steering the club to financial stability.
Furthermore, Inter’s balance sheet has boomed, with debts slashed and revenue streams strengthened under the American ownership.
Oaktree Turns Inter Milan Fortunes Around
For context, Inter Milan reported a loss of €245.6 million in the 2020/21 season.
However, this ominous trend has gradually improved since then.
Indeed, the numbers speak for themselves.
After a slight loss of €35.7 million in 2023/24, the Nerazzurri finally turned a profit last season.
Moreover, revenues soared to €552.6 million, largely thanks to Inter’s impressive results in the UEFA Champions League.
Then, the San Siro giants earned around €31.4 million from the FIFA Club World Cup in the summer.
Last but not least, thanks to bond financing, the club cut its debt from $415 million to $350 million.
Oaktree please sell the team and get out from. Inter
Lets just all pray that oaktree will sell to the wealthy individual that is a fan of inter n obsessed of winning. yet again, serie A also really needs revolution.
so with this, what is now the plan from the oak tree and management?
haha, and Mikhi and Darmian as well…those will be our key reinforcements in the summer
The figures are deceptive for long term strength. One, the Club WC was a one time thing that accounted for nearly the entire profit. Additionally, the CL run cannot be counted on yearly. So, the actual truth is that they likely lost money as usual if looked at in normal terms. Team played 64 games to get this ‘profit”
There will not be any loss. They will just use player transfers to balance the books. The net transfer spending last summer was around 48 mln (and the media kept saying that we had a 100 mln transfer budget lol). This summer it will be lower. Sell to buy.
The last decade, regardless of ownership they are a “sell to buy” club with little doubt. In theory, if they are eliminated in CL prior to semi-finals they make take a loss in 2026 unless they make positive gains in transfer market both selling and buying.
I think it’s now clear that we can forget about any exciting transfers next summer…possible a combination of some promotions from the youth sector into the first team, a few no name purchases, may be even extensions of the contacts of some of our old dudes and one or maximum two new purchases of established players, but definitely, not a single top player…
at what cost? us fans finger nails that have been chewed silly!
Can we actually go for exciting transfers in the summer? Get some good dribblers and creative midfielders? Lets not forget how emberassingly we got destroyed by PSG in the Finals due to lacking any creativity and dribbling.
Get ready for acerbi and Sommer 2yrs expiring contract renewal at this time. And get ready for a premiership team snapping off Chivu very soon offering him 5 times what he makes now.