Inter's Financial Situation

[Balor]

I wonder if we moved to Adidas would they put their typical white stripes on the sleeves or make black sleeves with blue stripes?

 

[vitomins]

I wonder if we moved to Adidas would they put their typical white stripes on the sleeves or make black sleeves with blue stripes?

 

[Wobblz]

Yuh, hope we never switch to Adidas and their stupid stripes, which even applied to the best shirt design instantly make it look cheap as fuck.

 

[Kramerica Industries]

Just give me a kit designer that doesn't make our shoulders and sleeves plain black every year. I don't know why the hell that has suddenly become the standard design the last three seasons now, including this one. I realize it's part of some template Nike uses, but fuck that template if that's what it's doing to our kit designs. It can't be hard to have the striping on the sleeves.

At least the torso of the kit is ok this year. Last year's kit with that barcode striping pattern...fuck that thing forever.

 

[phonk]

I actually think our kits are almost always among the best ones from nike. PSGs usually look really cool too.

 

[Wings]

Just give me a kit designer that doesn't make our shoulders and sleeves plain black every year. I don't know why the hell that has suddenly become the standard design the last three seasons now, including this one. I realize it's part of some template Nike uses, but fuck that template if that's what it's doing to our kit designs. It can't be hard to have the striping on the sleeves.

At least the torso of the kit is ok this year. Last year's kit with that barcode striping pattern...fuck that thing forever.

Yes. Not a fan of the vest/baseball tee look that Nike has been using these past few years.

 

[Cómi]

I wish Inter signed with Umbro. Their kits are very nice.

 

[andrei]

I don't know but in the last 2-3 years Nike kits are pure shit They look like pijamas. And not only our but all of Nike are made after the same template.
And fuck Adidas with their stripes.

 

[Balor]

Adidas are actually capable of making a nice jersey when they bother trying. These Munster Rugby jerseys are some of the nicest I've ever seen.

 

[yoszee]

 

[Linege]

i will rate our financial situation by the size of our transfer budget

 

[America]

Speaking of jerseys. I just got this in the mail. Very, very happy with my purchase!

 

[yoszee]

Through an advertisement on the online site of Suning '818' event , a new partnership in China between Inter and Jomoo was unveiled . Jomoo is the number one company in the production of sanitary ware in the Chinese territory. The Jomoo Group Co. Ltd. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Nanan City, China. Also in the last month, Manchester United announced a partnership with a company that manufactures sanitary items, namely the Kohler Group.

Marco Di Francesco

 

[JJM]

new sponsor every day...

still need to see us lose against Sass every time tho

 

[Bluenine]

Inter will earn at least 39m plus gate receipts even if we lose every single game in the group stage. Welcome to UEFA Champions League.

Juve get €58m from Champions League
By Football Italia staff

Juventus will earn at least €58.4m from the Champions League this season, with Napoli, Inter and Roma getting around €38m.

The total funds available for group stage competitors is €1.95bn, increased from the €1.4bn of the last three years.

It’ll be divided up with 25 per cent decided by the starting level, 30 per cent on performance-based results, 30 per cent on so-called historic ranking over the last 10 years and 15 per cent on the market pool.

Teams will receive €2.7m per victory and €900,000 for a draw.

Qualifying for the Round of 16 brings another €9.5m, €10.5m for a quarter-final spot, €12m for the semi-final and €15m to reach the Final.

Winning the trophy brings an extra €4m.

Considering the Italian historic ranking, Calcio e Finanza calculated the worst possible scenario for the four Italian clubs.

Juventus are sure of their place in the top six, while Inter, Napoli and Roma depend on who gets through the play-offs.

In a worst case scenario, Juventus would pocket €58.4m by going out in the group stage, with Napoli earning €39.5m and Inter €38.9m.

Despite reaching the Champions League semi-final last season, Roma are only guaranteed €38.9m.

None of that takes into consideration UEFA bonuses for results during the tournament or the revenue from at least three home matches.

 

[Besnik]

Tebas attacks Inter again

La Liga chief Javier Tebas attacks Inter again, expressing doubts over whether UEFA apply Financial Fair Play properly.

The Nerazzurri have announced legal action against the President of the Spanish league, who claimed they “have no money to buy players but then offer a mountain of money”.

That was part of the fallout from the pursuit of Luka Modric, and the Liga head has aimed another barb at the Beneamata today.

“I’m pessimistic,” Tebas replied when asked by Mundo Deportivo about FFP sanctions for Paris Saint-Germain.

“UEFA don’t address this issue as they should. You need to take the bull by the horns or it doesn’t work.

“We’re not just talking about PSG or Manchester City, but also about clubs like Inter as we saw in the Modric case: there’s no need to have a state behind you, big capital is enough.

“It causes inflation and dumping in well-regulated spaces like La Liga, I’ll work hard on this subject this year.”

https://football-italia.net/126628/tebas-attacks-inter-again

 

[nyers]

So he called Inter a club with very little money, but now we have a big capital behind us? Makes sense.

 

[Universe]

What a impudent cunt. Is this miserable shitter that offended, that salty that a player might want to leave glorious, honorable Real Madrid for such a poor, lowly club like Inter? fucking retard

 

[Adriano@10]

Also he conveniently leaves aside that barca and real got tax brakes from the spanish government and other financial help.
Then he attacks clubs who are state backed and inter who has been a fucken role moder when it comes to FFP.

 

[Wings]

So he called Inter a club with very little money, but now we have a big capital behind us? Makes sense.