Inter have been the surprise of the Champions League this season, reaching their first final in over a decade, a campaign that’ll earn them over €100m.
The Nerazzurri found themselves in a difficult group in Europe this season, having to face Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Viktoria Plzen. After securing a second-place finish, Simone Inzaghi’s side edged out a win over Porto in the Round of 16 before fighting past Benfica in the quarter-finals.
In the semi-finals, Inter outclassed their intercity rivals Milan with a 3-0 aggregate win, taking them to the Champions League final, where they’ll face the ever-dominant Manchester City.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport via TMW, qualifying for the Champions League final has taken Inter’s total takings from the competition to €101.1m total. A further €4.5m would be added to this figure should they beat Manchester City in the final.
Breaking down the €101.1m, €57.5m of this comes from the result-based bonuses, €15.6m the base amount, €12m from the market pool and €16m from the historical ranking.