Inter just dropped some massive news, officially confirming their second consecutive profitable year, pulling in a net profit of a wild €22.7 million. That’s a huge move, bringing the Group’s equity back into positive territory at €10.4 million after being in the red for €12 million at the close of the 2024/25 financial year. Talk about a comeback!
The Money Ball: Inter’s Historic Financial Win
This isn’t just about breaking even, folks. We’re talking about a serious financial overhaul. The 2025/26 season saw Inter rack up €518 million in revenue, which is their second-best result in club history, just shy of last season’s record. And they’re not stopping there. The club’s already launched a big-time investment plan to beef up the infrastructure at the Inter Training Center in Appiano Gentile and the Konami Women & Talent Center in Interello. Marotta even hinted that they’ll be sharing “the wonderful results of the design work for Milan’s new stadium” soon. This is huge for the club’s future and seriously changes the landscape in Italy.
Touchline Drama and Owner Fury
While Inter is printing money, there’s been some serious heat elsewhere. The clash between Juventus’s coach Spalletti and Pisacane led to both getting sent off, but the punishment is only expected to keep them off the touchline for just one match. Spalletti will miss the game against Lazio. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, “The angry exchange went no further and, within seconds, those nearby did well to calm tempers rather than inflame them.” That detail apparently saved him from a longer ban.
Over at Milan, owner Cardinale was in the stands last night and Sky Sport says he was NOT happy. He was reportedly disappointed with their attacking play and a serious lack of concentration on set pieces. Plus, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported he was pretty cheesed about the refereeing, specifically that foul on Gila by Laurienté that didn’t get penalized. When the owner is showing up and leaving that visibly upset, you know there’s some serious pressure building up.
Transfer Targets and Nostalgia Trips
Switching gears to transfer talk, Napoli is apparently super keen on Agustín Giay, the right-back from Palmeiras. He’s only born in 2004, but Allegri is supposedly a big admirer, and with a contract running until 2030, he could still be on the move in January for around €20,25 million. Milan and Atletico Madrid are also reportedly in the mix for the youngster. That’s a chunky price tag for a kid, but sometimes you gotta pay for that future talent, right?
Meanwhile, Zaniolo got real in an interview, reflecting on his time at Roma. He admitted, “There are perhaps many things I wouldn’t do again, but without those mistakes and such serious injuries, I wouldn’t be the person and athlete I am today.” He also said he was “sorry that things ended rather abruptly with the club and its fans, whom I still support and cheer on.” And get this, he might even move back to Rome when his career is over since his wife is from there and his first kid was born there. Talk about coming full circle! Gattuso gave the Lazio squad two days off, with training kicking back off Wednesday morning, and Cancellieri is expected to be back on the field then too.
So, Inter’s making bank and looking to the future, Milan’s owner is fuming, and Napoli is hunting for young blood. There’s always something going down in Serie A, and you gotta keep your eyes peeled.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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