Inter's Financial Situation

[Palacio]

Read that Real Madrid about to sign a ten-year contract with Adidas at 1.1 billion (i.e. 110m per year)

A bit jealous man. I know Real is a bigger club than us but didn't we get...3.75m from Nike last season? Even with CL this season I doubt it even exceeds 10% of what Real would get. And it lasts...SIX more years as someone posted before.

What? are you sure? It doesn't make any sense.

 

[Pimpin]

BUT THOHIR IS RAISING REVENUES

 

[ScottishInterista]

https://www.football-italia.net/130312/inter-could-exit-ffp-restrictions

Inter may finally be relieved of Financial Fair Play sanctions, with UEFA to analyse their books this month.

The Nerazzurri were given a three-year settlement agreement in 2015, and it was extended for this year after the club was found to be only partially compliant.

According to today’s Corriere dello Sport, UEFA will this month analyse the accounts up to June 30, 2018 to decide whether they have met their objectives.

While the Beneamata did make a loss of €18m for that 2017-18, that was down from €24m the previous year and well down on the €140m from 2014-15.

Spending on infrastructure and the youth sector are excluded from FFP calculations, so Inter just need to break even without those costs.

There has also been a big increase in revenue, which is up to €347m with player sales, and still shows a six per cent growth to around €280m without.

That should be enough for Suning to convince UEFA to finally lift the restrictions on the club.

Wonder if it would lift immediately or just end at the end of the season? The latter option means there isn't a real change so i'd imagine the first option is what we are going for. It would also allow us to put Gagliardini, Joao Mario and Dalbert in the CL squad for the R16 or R32 in EL

 

[Wobblz]

With the latest Spiegel leaks they should just shove FFP up their asses and shut it once and for all. Bunch of greedy hypocrites.

 

[chipschups]

They will lifted it at the end of season unless they think Inter is good enough to made the competition even better if we get permission to adding player at winter mercato. Lets say we success bring high calibre player like Modric, for sure UEFA didnt want to see their ballon dor winner being jobless in rest of tournament.

 

[Delicate]

We could probably use these leaks as a leverage in the talks with UEFA. That being said, the UEFA is pretty pissed off now, so they wouldn't like to show weakness and lift their own decision in 6 months. In June they claimed that we only partially fulfilled our obligations and they have to unilaterally prolong SA duration.

Now, after careful examination of our accounts they will allow us to spend in January and thus undermining their own decision? After those Der Spiegel leaks I doubt that they are gonna show frailty.

 

[Wobblz]

With the "top clubs" looking to break away I wouldn't be too sure UEFA is in any position to strong arm us. I mean, it's getting ridiculous, it was a public secret for City and PSG, but now they're even cutting slack to the likes of Milan while we're practically the only top team that pays any attention to their senseless blabbering about financial fair play. Fair play my ass, all teams are equal but it so happens that some are more equal than others.

 

[.h.]

Timing didn't help us. By being under thohir and qualifying for Europe meant FFP was a concern at that point in time... if it was now it would be a completely different story.


Remember Milan don't have an agreement yet either..

 

[brehme1989]

Juventus, Chelsea, Man City, Man Utd and PSG can fuck off and play in their own tournament and play their games in China and the USA for commercial benefit.

The rest of us belong in Europe's elite. We've managed to stick around for 110 years in a Gobbo polluted Italian league, we can take whatever shit UEFA has as well.

 

[chipschups]

We could probably use these leaks as a leverage in the talks with UEFA. That being said, the UEFA is pretty pissed off now, so they wouldn't like to show weakness and lift their own decision in 6 months. In June they claimed that we only partially fulfilled our obligations and they have to unilaterally prolong SA duration.

Now, after careful examination of our accounts they will allow us to spend in January and thus undermining their own decision? After those Der Spiegel leaks I doubt that they are gonna show frailty.

Thats different case for us, we are the one who being treated unfairly whole these years even comparing with milan we clearly been fucked by UEFA badly. If UEFA want to clear theie names, Inter as model student for ffp should be the priority. We are the living proof how ffp works and being good thing for the club. Ofc its painful for us as a fan on this past 7 year, but now im happy we goes this far. If UEFA still ignoring us and take a side to those money scum club they can choke with their ffp.

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We could probably use these leaks as a leverage in the talks with UEFA. That being said, the UEFA is pretty pissed off now, so they wouldn't like to show weakness and lift their own decision in 6 months. In June they claimed that we only partially fulfilled our obligations and they have to unilaterally prolong SA duration.

Now, after careful examination of our accounts they will allow us to spend in January and thus undermining their own decision? After those Der Spiegel leaks I doubt that they are gonna show frailty.

Thats different case for us, we are the one who being treated unfairly whole these years even comparing with milan we clearly been fucked by UEFA badly. If UEFA want to clear theie names, Inter as model student for ffp should be the priority. We are the living proof how ffp works and being good thing for the club. Ofc its painful for us as a fan on this past 7 year, but now im happy we goes this far. If UEFA still ignoring us and take a side to those money scum club they can choke with their ffp.

 

[DARi0]

Looks like we will have 2 new partners from China.

https://www.fcinternews.it/in-primo...e-nuovi-partner-china-unicom-e-philips-291985

See pictures of our stand at Shanghai Expo. Among our partners there are Philips and China Unicom. Damn, Suning is really good.

China Unicom, which generated $1.27B in profit in third quarter, becomes Inter's newest partner.

Mariangela Pira, a Sky journalist that has a deep knowledge of the Chinese economy, speaks to FC Inter 1908 about China Unicom, a new partner of Inter.

“China Unicom is no closer to the government than any other companies. Obviously, in other for these telephone companies to do business, they must have permission in China. The telephone sector has a lot of potential and the Chinese government would like to merge China Telecom and China Unicom but this thing has not happened and it still seems far away. All these big companies have a special relationship with the government. It is an independent group, with excellent performance. China Unicom’s subscribers? Nearly 26 million, it is doing very well and continues to grow. Third quarter earnings according to Forbes increased 117% with a profit of $1.27B. This is a very solid company.”

:datass:

 

[Jacquez]

https://www.football-italia.net/130735/inter-need-€50m-ffp

The conspiracy theorist in me believes that UEFA are in cahoots with Barca and are forcing us to sell Skriniar at a bargain.

 

[varmin]

Honestly i'd rather sell Icardi but keep Skriniar and Brozo.

 

[thoriq_r9]

So, we will let go all of our optional buys again this season?

 

[JJM]

Bellinazzo: "Inter, le plusvalenze non sono più obbligo ma un'opportunità per poter fare grandi acquisti"

To make capital gains(selling players) is not an obligation but an opportunity to make great buys.
With our revenue even though we make a positive 0 we still can't make great buys.
I dunno I hope Marmotta and Ausilio don't fuck up next mercato.


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[Il Drago]

So, we will let go all of our optional buys again this season?

And this is my biggest worry. I don't think we'll sell any of our top players. Ausilio will probably try to make a Skriniar type of deal for Barella, Andresen, Mancini etc. We still have few quality youngsters left. Vanheusden, Emmers, Colidio, Pinamonti, Dimarco, to name a few. But i am afraid we'll have a Cancelo and Rafinha situation all over again with Vrsaljko and Politano. And the rumours of Lazzari and Salvio being Inter targets are really worrisome as they could be replacements for those two.

 

[Delicate]

Just wanted to comment on JJM's note about GdS manipulating us, feeding us with the same old narrative (need for capital gains for FFP) again.
Initially I was also annoyed with it but having thought about that, I came to conclusion that GdS is not trying to troll us.
The "need for 40-50 mln EUR capital gains for FFP before 30th June 2019" all comes (below is purely my opinion though pretty reasonable one) from preliminary financial report on first part of 2018-19 FY which was provided on the last stockholders' meeting. I think I've read an article on FcInterNews a week or so ago about it.

This article notes that our revenue only just surpasses last year's performance (10 or so millions more). That being said, this is tentative report assuming:

-we get minimal agreed income from TV rights this season (hence 17th place in the championships just one place shy of relegation);
-we get minimal income from CL (hence crashing out of group stage);
-probably getting minimal gate income;
-fixed amount of revenue from sponsors (new ones still can come onboard before end of FY2018-19). For instance, including fixed 4mln from Nike and not maximum possible 18-20 mln depending on season results;
-other stuff we don't know about

As it's tentative report it cannot speculate on variable income, so only fixed income is included. I think that from this revenue figure we would need to gain additional 40-50 mln.

If we advance to knockout stages of CL or even EL, get decent amount of gate income,get new sponsors, get high placing in championships, we would definitely get much more revenue. Can't speculate on that but 50-60 mln EUR more is possible. Bear in mind that annual TV income for Serie A is about 1,3-1,4 billion, about 150-200 mln more than previous three-year iteration.

Tl;dr GdS is right as it analyzes tentative financial report. The final figures most certainly will be higher thus enabling us not to be in full panic mode and sell one of our top players, though people like Gabigol,Mario,Candreva are still very much up for being sold. That being said, contemplation and strategic thinking is a must so we can't spend money on stupid purchases (Balde Keita Diao for 38mln) so that not to compromise our sales-purchases ratio.

 

[Luka]

Does anybody understand this ffp shit anymore? One week we hear as Inter is in the clear for 2019 summer. No problem. A week passes, and we hear it's worse than 2018 even lol.

This is laughable journalism because not all can be right or wrong.

 

[ADRossi]

If the rumors are true about us needed to earn more capitals gains for FFP, it isn't the end of the world. We can easily hang on to Skriniar and Icardi while doing so.

*Candreva's book value is going to be around 10 million after this season; we can probably sell him for closer to 15 (perhaps in a Santon like deal)

*Joao Mario's book value I believe I read will be around 20 million; if we reintegrate him into the squad and he plays like he did against Lazio we can get 30 million for him

*Vecino will have a book value of 15 million and can hopefully be sold for 25-30 million.

That right there is ~25 million worth of gains without selling a significant contributor. Karamoh will replace Candreva, and we can buy proper midfielders in the new fiscal year.

 

[Linege]

not that shit again, hope we wont sell skriniar+icardi, the rest i dont give a fuck