Inter's Financial Situation

[.h.]

I believe most of our debt is to our own ownership and can probably be converted to equity easily

 

[DARi0]

Finally we mean business!

Inter in disagreement with Pirelli on sleeve sponsorship

Inter are looking for a sleeve sponsor. According to Calcio & Finanza, the Nerazzurri have an exclusive agreement with Pirelli on the current shirts, signed in 2016.

“An agreement that in fact led to the choice of having the Driver brand, owned by Pirelli, on the back of Inter shirts. The club position is that the sleeve space does not fall under the agreement with Pirelli as at that time, there was no possibility of having a sleeve sponsor. Alternatively, Inter could give Pirelli space on the sleeve but only after an adequate assessment.”

 

[Harpsabu]

I didnt realise the agnelli family had so much money!

 

[Ed.]

Finally we mean business!

Inter in disagreement with Pirelli on sleeve sponsorship

Inter are looking for a sleeve sponsor. According to Calcio & Finanza, the Nerazzurri have an exclusive agreement with Pirelli on the current shirts, signed in 2016.

“An agreement that in fact led to the choice of having the Driver brand, owned by Pirelli, on the back of Inter shirts. The club position is that the sleeve space does not fall under the agreement with Pirelli as at that time, there was no possibility of having a sleeve sponsor. Alternatively, Inter could give Pirelli space on the sleeve but only after an adequate assessment.”

Pirelli can go fuck themselves.

 

[Il Drago]

Inter’s Revenues Have Rose Significantly In The Past Year

Football finance analysis website Calcio e Finanza have compared the accounts of Inter after the first six months of this season compared to the previous season.

After the the first six months of the current season, the Nerazzurri had revenues of €180.1 million euros compared to the €115.7 million they had at the same stage last season, a difference of €64.4 million.

This growth is mainly down to Inter’s participation in the Champions League, the increase in sponsorship revenue the club receive through predominantly Asian based sponsorship’s and increased Serie A TV rights money.

Inter’s sponsorship revenue has jumped from €44.7 million to €60.7 million in this time frame. Serie A TV rights money has increased slightly from €64.8 million to €69.5 million. Meanwhile, €42.5 million of the increase came as a result of Inter being back in the Champions League a particularly impress sum when you consider that the club was knocked out at the group stage of the competition.

 

[forzainter257]

A little offtop, but I read that Mancity signed a sponsorship agreement with Puma for the next 10 years worth 760 millions EUR.
Same Puma pay to bilan 20 million per season. What does that mean? if you are a regular CL team you will get better contract.

 

[firmino]

It's not just the champions league though: premier league's exposure is way bigger than Serie A.

 

[Delicate]

It's in Russian, but you will still get the gist. Note that these figures are for 2018-19 season but many clubs have re-signed the current deals or switched to other apparel makers. Arsenal switches to Adidas next and will get around 60m quid per year from them which is actually close to that City will get from Puma. Juve also will get around 50m EUR from Adidas plus they sell the merchandise independently so the total value of the deal is even higher (can't speculate how much, we'll know the exact figure next year). PSG actually signed the deal with Jordan (Nike's subsidiary) with a mammoth deal (some speculate they can get around 200m per annum and that's truly MIND-BOGGLING) Inter's Nike deal for 10-15m look like um...not gonna continue with that subject.

The contract with Nike expires in 2024 which only adds insult to the injury. I am not sure what Steven and Co want to do with that. They bend over backwards to get the missing potential revenue from miserable Pirelli and Nike deals from China and they do good, in fact, I think, no club in the world actually gets that much dough from China and the potential figures are even higher. If we can actually sign couple of highly marketable players in summer we can probably renegotiate the deal with Nike. Otherwise no possible deals with China can make up for that missing 60-80 m EUR revenue. Pirelli deal actually expires in 2021 so I am all up for Suning.com deal for 70m EUR annually. Fuck Pirelli tbh, you can't be a succesful club while getting so few from your title sponsor.

I am also surprised nobody posted the interim financial report which popped up at "Investor Relations" section of our website.

https://www.inter.it/media/download...s of Inter Media and Communication S.p.A..pdf

https://www.inter.it/media/downloads/2019/2019_01_28_12_55_17Investor Presentation Q2 2018-2019.pdf

In short- we are already close to Juve in terms of getting revenues from TV rights and sponsors. What we are still missing is:

1) stadium revenue (matchday plus merchandise)
2) China money (the situation is much better as most of the missing stuff due to Chinese restrictions have arrived and will arrive fully before May 2019)
3) title sponsor and apparel maker deals revenue (already mentioned above)

I was pleasantly surprised with the reports as it clearly shows our management knows what they are doing. In a couple of years we will already be level with Juve (or slightly above) financially but in order to compete with EPL clubs like Chelsea and Arsenal (forget about Manchester clubs) we must expedite the process of getting that shared stadium with Milan. Also, consistent CL participations do wonders and with the ever-growing prize money pool it becomes even more important.

 

[Matrix_invincible]

We have to reach the champions league and then in then next couple of years make better deals with nike and a new jersey sponsor.

Then just the stadium issue would be left.

 

[n4l]

Not rocket science. We all knew CL was a big deal financially.

Let's hope this dumbass icardi saga doesn't derail making CL or else it would be a CALAMATOUS decision.

 

[wera]

It's not like we were winning all the games with Icardi on the pitch.

His performances dropped significantly and now the other players are actually playing football. To a certain degree.

What if we kept playing Icardi and our results were still substandard?

 

[n4l]

It's not like we were winning all the games with Icardi on the pitch.

His performances dropped significantly and now the other players are actually playing football. To a certain degree.

What if we kept playing Icardi and our results were still substandard?

We got to third right? Which is a CL place. We will never know if we would lose that 3rd place with Icardi. We will know if we would win it or lose it without Icardi.

And this notion of us playing substandard football before is total BS and you know it. We had a bad run of what, 3-4 games after Benevento (2 serie A games + coppa italia exit + maybe 1 after), and everybody is acting like that's indicative of the whole season.

Go look at our whole season. We started off bad, then a good run from mid-Sep to early nov, then a bad run from early nov til early dec, then a mini good run in dec to end before winter break. Then a bad run of 3 games, and now we're in another mini good run.

This whole narrative is just nonsense and makes people look very emotional and like they have super, super short term memory.

 

[Pimpin]

It's in Russian, but you will still get the gist. Note that these figures are for 2018-19 season but many clubs have re-signed the current deals or switched to other apparel makers. Arsenal switches to Adidas next and will get around 60m quid per year from them which is actually close to that City will get from Puma. Juve also will get around 50m EUR from Adidas plus they sell the merchandise independently so the total value of the deal is even higher (can't speculate how much, we'll know the exact figure next year). PSG actually signed the deal with Jordan (Nike's subsidiary) with a mammoth deal (some speculate they can get around 200m per annum and that's truly MIND-BOGGLING) Inter's Nike deal for 10-15m look like um...not gonna continue with that subject.

The contract with Nike expires in 2024 which only adds insult to the injury. I am not sure what Steven and Co want to do with that. They bend over backwards to get the missing potential revenue from miserable Pirelli and Nike deals from China and they do good, in fact, I think, no club in the world actually gets that much dough from China and the potential figures are even higher. If we can actually sign couple of highly marketable players in summer we can probably renegotiate the deal with Nike. Otherwise no possible deals with China can make up for that missing 60-80 m EUR revenue. Pirelli deal actually expires in 2021 so I am all up for Suning.com deal for 70m EUR annually. Fuck Pirelli tbh, you can't be a succesful club while getting so few from your title sponsor.

I am also surprised nobody posted the interim financial report which popped up at "Investor Relations" section of our website.

https://www.inter.it/media/download...s of Inter Media and Communication S.p.A..pdf

https://www.inter.it/media/downloads/2019/2019_01_28_12_55_17Investor Presentation Q2 2018-2019.pdf

In short- we are already close to Juve in terms of getting revenues from TV rights and sponsors. What we are still missing is:

1) stadium revenue (matchday plus merchandise)
2) China money (the situation is much better as most of the missing stuff due to Chinese restrictions have arrived and will arrive fully before May 2019)
3) title sponsor and apparel maker deals revenue (already mentioned above)

I was pleasantly surprised with the reports as it clearly shows our management knows what they are doing. In a couple of years we will already be level with Juve (or slightly above) financially but in order to compete with EPL clubs like Chelsea and Arsenal (forget about Manchester clubs) we must expedite the process of getting that shared stadium with Milan. Also, consistent CL participations do wonders and with the ever-growing prize money pool it becomes even more important.

that moron thohir really did fucking good with that 15ma year deal

 

[Delicate]

Well,https://www.football-italia.net/38814/inter’s-€200m-nike-agreement the deal was struck in Aug. 2013. Technically speaking, it was Moratti's old guard who did that.

The Gazzetta dello Sport claims that "talks regarding a renewal started five months ago" and were conducted by Dir General Marco Fassone, with the input of President Massimo Moratti and his son Angelo Mario.

Unfortunately, the morons were Moratti and bald Juventino prick Fassone, not Thohir. Actually Thohir would never agree to such a deal. He wanted a profitable club so that he could cash in later, not the one which gets constantly lowballed by every entity.

- - - Updated - - -

Overall, as stated in the Inter-Media and Communication report as at 31 December 2018, Inter has forecast revenue for these sectors of € 265.6 million as at 30 June 2019, up by approximately € 26.9 million compared to 30 June 2018 . To clarify that in this case it is a matter of expected minimum revenues: for the calculation of this figure the Milanese club considers the worst scenario currently conceivable, ie the last place in the league (without therefore having bonuses from sponsorship contracts for the qualification to any Uefa competition) and the farewell to the Europa League in the next round.

Nice point by C&F. In the interim financial reports only minimal expected revenues are included, as anything else would be variable. The 26.9 difference will become in the region of 70-80 with prize money for 4th place in Serie A and Suning's, Nike's and Pirelli's bonuses for achieving CL zone placing. I expect the figure of 340-350 mln yearly revenues in this financial year. Next milestone must be 400m EUR annualy which is huge for Italy. Without stadium 400m is basically a revenue cap unless we strike new deals in China.

 

[AvantiRagazzi]

What is the financial differences between group stage CL/EL? In total, not just "prize money".

 

[vex]

https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/b1q7s0/who_spent_more_money_creditfootball_dor/

Well this was uncomfortable to watch...

 

[andrei]

https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/b1q7s0/who_spent_more_money_creditfootball_dor/

Well this was uncomfortable to watch...

Uncomfortable! For me was painful to watch! For such spending we won way too little. But no secret here!
I remember the days in late '90 and early 2000 when Inter was the champion of the mercato, but so many years with "zeru tituli".

 

[vex]

Uncomfortable! For me was painful to watch! For such spending we won way too little. But no secret here!
I remember the days in late '90 and early 2000 when Inter was the champion of the mercato, but so many years with "zeru tituli".

Yeah i agree with you man...but i made a peace with it a long time ago,i was angry 6 years ago by how mismanaged this team is,now i am just watching the freak show and hoping things will change.

And look at our spending post treble, embarrassing really given the results we had

 

[K.I.]

During that time Inter were just buying everyone for any price and selling as well for nothing or even terminating contracts. Such a shame during that time, should have won at least 2-3 Scudetti and 1 CL.

 

[brehme1989]

During that time Inter were just buying everyone for any price and selling as well for nothing or even terminating contracts. Such a shame during that time, should have won at least 2-3 Scudetti and at least 1 CL.

We were robbed of a Scudetto in 1998 and robbed of a chance to win the CL in 1999. But we deserved to be in the semi final against a Juventus team that wasn't better than us and wouldn't have the referee influence there.