Inter will launch their new 2023-24 kit this week as part of an extended contract working with Nike that will now run to 2031.
The Nerazzurri are still searching for the new main shirt sponsor, but the design is something that has given a sense of stability to the club.
They have been working with Nike since 1998 and have announced a new contract that will run to 2031.
It is set to bring them circa €29m per season – €26m plus up to €3m related to the sales of the products.
This is a definite improvement from the previous deal, which was worth just €12.5m per season plus sales bonuses.
The new jersey will be unveiled on Thursday, then worn for the first time in Tokyo during their pre-season tour of Asia.
Other changes mean that Inter are the only Nike club in Serie A for this term.
In other news, Inter have agreed terms with Raffaele Di Gennaro, who was in their youth academy and returns to San Siro as their third choice goalkeeper.