Inter recorded €8.897 million from resale percentages and performance bonuses tied to players outside the 2025/26 squad, adding a significant return from agreements that outlasted their departures.

Calciomercato.com reported the breakdown, citing FCInter1908; Goal also reported the total and the players named in the accounts. The figure combines sell-on fees and conditional bonuses in transfer agreements, but neither report provides individual sums.

Agoumé, Georgios Vagiannidis and Michele Di Gregorio are identified as generating income through future-resale percentages. Di Gregorio moved from Juventus to Bournemouth, while Inter’s retained rights meant his subsequent transfer could produce revenue for the Nerazzurri. The club’s use of resale clauses has also featured in other departures, including the Akinsanmiro transfer.

Former players deliver additional income

Two other entries concern performance-related bonuses rather than resale fees. Marcelo Brozovic brought Inter income through a bonus for winning the championship, while Benjamin Pavard triggered a survival bonus linked to Marseille.

These payments stem from conditions agreed when the players’ transfers were arranged. Inter’s agreements can therefore continue to generate revenue after a player has left, whether through a later sale or a sporting outcome. Pavard’s departure was part of the club’s wider business in moving players on, as reflected in coverage of Pavard’s Inter exit.

The €8.897m sits within a season in which Inter reported turnover above €500m, described as the second-highest in the club’s history. The accounts show the combined return from these clauses and bonuses, but do not allocate the total among the five players.