FC Internazionale Milano SPA shareholders’ meeting approves financial results for 2022/23

“This past year is confirmation of our club’s incredible growth as a team and as a group, We have created continuity with another successful season in the space of five years, showing just how well we can compete on the field of play. This season we have also realised that our ambition does not stop here. Today, Inter is a modern, innovative, digital company, a brand that goes far beyond the football pitch. We are facing strong competition from old and new rivals alike, but it is also a time of excellent opportunities for growth – and making the most of these opportunities is our goal. To achieve this, our every effort must go into achieving financial stability. We are moving forward with our plans for a new club-owned stadium, which is of strategic importance and will be invaluable to the club. Inter is now once again one of the top clubs in Europe and we will fight to earn that second star – for our fans and to enter into the history books of this club forever.”

“The 2022/23 season will live long in the memory of all of us thanks to our incredible European run which culminated in the Champions League final in Istanbul, the sixth final appearance in the club’s history and a milestone 13 years in the making. We claimed more silverware as well: the Italian Super Cup in Riyadh, further evidence of our dominance over Milan, and the ninth Coppa Italia in the club’s history. Inter began this season with the self-belief befitting of Champions League finalists, pride at having started consistently winning trophies and the aim of maintaining that winning tradition. We have provided the head coach with a comprehensive and highly competitive squad, all while meeting the financial needs of reducing labour costs that underscore the club’s vision for ethical, sustainable growth and respecting the parameters of UEFA’s new settlement agreement.”

“The financial year which ended on 30 June 2023 was marked by a significant decrease in terms of losses, achieved thanks to consistent increase in revenue in our core business along with further decreases to our operating costs. Thanks to the efforts of every area of the business and with the majority shareholder supporting the club’s ambitions, we continue to pursue our aim of creating a winning formula between competitiveness on the pitch at the highest level, the essence of our core business, allied to economic and financial sustainability. These two aspects, what occurs on the pitch and what goes on off it, are inextricably linked and they both contribute to the healthy development of our sport. Our most important mid-to-long-term goal is the construction of a new stadium owned by Inter. Time is the crucial factor now and our current focus is on plans to build a new stadium in the Rozzano neighbourhood.”