Inter have officially released their financial statements for the 2021-22 year, confirming an increase in revenues and decrease in losses.
The Nerazzurri’s financial situation has been heavily discussed over the last few years, with owners Suning being hit particularly hard by the COVID pandemic and it’s effects. Reports today detailed how the Zhang family were ready to inject €100m into the club and things are starting to look positive in the Lombardy capital.
As announced by Inter, their revenues have increased by around €75m over the last year, amounting to €439.6m total, a vast increase over the €364.7m registered last year. The club closed the financial year with losses of €140m, a reduction of around €105m compared to the €245.6m losses registered last year.
These financial statements will be submitted for approval at the Inter shareholders’ meeting, held at the end of next month. The club seem to be recovering well after the difficulties of the COVID era.