Analysis: Inter Milan’s revenue is back at pre-pandemic levels, but huge surge in expenses leaves the club with record-high loss
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Antonio Conte brought Inter Milan back to the club’s former glory, clinching the first Serie A trophy in a decade. Despite that, the Nerazzurri post their biggest loss in recent history.
Under their Chinese ownership, Inter Milan have piled up massive debts and paid huge interest, which has forced them into launching a €415 million bond issue to pay off their debts.
Why it matters: Inter Milan post the biggest loss in their history, despite a successful season on the pitch, which forces the club to issue new bonds and partner with cryptocurrency companies.
The perspective: Shortage of key revenue pillars force big clubs across Europe to seek alternative revenue sources.
1 February 2022 - 2:02 PM
The appointment of Antonio Conte in 2019 renewed Inter Milan fans’ hope of a Serie A title, as Conte secured three consecutive titles as Juventus manager and won the Premier League in his first season in charge of Chelsea.
In Conte’s second season at the helm, he delivered what the fans had dreamt of for a decade by clinching the Serie A title with 12 points clear at the top in front of their biggest rivals, AC Milan.
Off The Pitch has taken a closer look at Inter’s
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