A bombshell announcement from the Italian financial world has revealed that Inter Milan are on track to achieve gross revenues of over €200 million this season, a figure that is enough to send ripples through the soccer world.
However, the rules for distributing prize money in Serie A are still a mystery. Looking back at last season, Napoli led the way with just over €19 million in prize money, some €3 million ahead of Lazio, while Inter Milan came third with €13.7 million in prize money, followed by AC Milan with €11.4 million.
Inter Milan have announced that if they can win the Serie A title, they will be expected to take a share of up to 100 million euros from televised revenues, which will undoubtedly be a huge boost to the team's financial strength.
Turning to the Champions League, Inter Milan was eliminated by Atletico Madrid in the 1/8 final, but the Serie A finance did not announce the amount of specific bonuses. However, the market generally predicted that if Inter Milan break into the Champions League again next season, they are expected to win at least 50 million euros in bonuses.
When it comes to sponsorship, Inter Milan renewed their contract with Paramount last summer, receiving 11 million euros a year in sponsorship money and additional bonuses for good first-team performance. Nike, on the other hand, is Inter's shirt sponsor, spending €212.5 million annually and receiving additional bonuses for good first team results.
It's worth noting that last September, Inter Milan signed a four-year sponsorship deal with U-Power. The sponsorship will bring in a fixed income of €18 million for the 23/24 season, while first team results will also bring in more bonuses.
