Marotta's second straight profit as Inter post 22.7m surplus
- Source
- TuttosportTier 1
- By
- Xavier Jacobelli
- Published
Key points
- Inter returned to profit in the year to June with a 22.7m surplus and 462m in revenue despite Champions League exit
- Marotta's tenure has transformed finances: deficits of 246m (2021) and 140m (2022) became a 35.4m surplus in 2025
- Improved bond terms, merchandising growth and player trading contributed to the turnaround under Oaktree ownership
Summary
Tuttosport credits Beppe Marotta's appointment as president with Inter's financial recovery since Oaktree took control in May 2024. The club has swung from heavy losses to consecutive years of profit, with the latest accounts showing a 22.7m surplus despite elimination from the Champions League playoffs. The turnaround reflects better refinancing terms on a 350m bond, stronger commercial revenue and disciplined squad management, allowing Inter to retain its best players while continuing investment in youth facilities.
Original headline
Inter, il secondo scudetto consecutivo del bilancio firmato Marotta
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