Inter fills the coffers, the black and blues register record revenues

2025-05-07 20:53:00, Sport CNA

Inter have not only secured their second Champions League final appearance in the last three seasons, but have also recorded record revenues from the achievement.

The semi-final match held at the San Siro stadium was attended by 75,504 spectators, generating over 14.6 million euros in ticket revenue. This figure constitutes the highest financial record ever recorded for a football match held on Italian territory.

In addition to the earnings from the semi-final match, qualifying for the final of the most important European club competition has brought another 18.5 million euros in bonuses distributed by UEFA, to which are added previous income from participation and results during the previous stages of the tournament.

In total, Inter has managed to raise around 132 million euros for this edition of the Champions League, setting a new record in the club's history.

This amount of money collected exceeds the profits recorded in the 2022–2023 season, when Inter reached the final held in Istanbul. In that season, the club had profited 101.3 million euros, while this time the figure is significantly higher.

This financial result puts the Bianconeri at the top of the list of Italian teams for revenue from a single Champions League edition in the last decade. Until now, the record was held by Juventus for the 2016-2017 season, with 110.4 million euros gained from the journey to the final, lost to Real Madrid.

The Champions League final for the 2024–2025 season will take place on 31 May at the Allianz Arena in Munich. For Inter, this is another important chapter in the history of international participation, not only in sporting terms, but also financially, confirming the club's role as a major player in European football.