Inter, Italian champions, after winning the Doblete, are ready to plan the future to rejuvenate the squad. With Chivu's renewal getting ever closer, thanks to this season's achievements the club will be able to spend more on the market, at least on paper.
Il Doblete vale oro per le casse dell'Inter
With this triumphal season, Inter will have positive repercussions: sporting prestige, which also guarantees important economic returns to the club's coffers. The double triumph brings Inter around 23 million in total: almost 16 come from the conquest of Serie A, while the winning path in the Italian Cup is worth around 7 million. A particularly important haul after a less profitable European season than the previous one, in which he reached the finals with PSG. The early elimination in the round of 16 against Bodo Glimt has in fact significantly reduced the Nerazzurri's UEFA revenues, which stopped at around 70 million compared to over 130 in the year of the Munich final.
The comparison with recent seasons gives a good idea of the economic growth of the Nerazzurri club. In 2022/23, thanks to the first Champions League final against Manchester City, the victory of the Italian Cup and the Italian Super Cup, the company recorded extraordinary revenues: around 99 million from UEFA rights, 80 million from stadium revenue and over 7 million from the Italian Cup itself. In 2023/24, however, the early elimination from the tournament against Bologna and also the European path with the elimination in the Round of 16 had deprived the club of further income, however increased by the revenues of the Scudetto and the television revenues from Serie A.
Strategie di mercato con il sogno Nico Paz
All this will lead Marotta and Ausilio to make 360 degree reflections with the possibility of further strengthening the strength of the team. Martinez should remain in goal supported by a second experienced goalkeeper, while Chivu wants two big shots. The first could be in midfield and the clues lead to Manu Koné while in attack the dream remains Nico Paz.
Inter will observe what happens, trying to understand how he will return to Real Madrid and Mourinho's plans. It is certain that Inter will not make a market for the Como playmaker, but they will keep an eye on him and if the opportunity arises they will try. It won't be a transfer market aimed at getting him, it's a parallel thing because they really like him, not just his profile as a footballer.