Champions League Windfall – Breaking Down Inter Milan Record €132 Million Revenue Income | OneFootball

Inter Milan overcame Barcelona to reach their second Champions League final in three years, carried by a sold-out San Siro.

Per Calcio e Finanza via FCInterNews, Inter’s European heroics have substantially boosted the club’s finances this season.

Fresh off breaking a gate receipt record for Serie A clubs in Europe, Inter squeezed past Barcelona to book tickets for Munich.

In doing so, Simone Inzaghi equaled a historic club feat, drawing level with the legendary Helenio Herrera.

Indeed, they’re the only Inter managers to reach two Champions League finals.

More importantly, the club’s coffers swell with €132 million in revenue, strengthening Inter’s financial position ahead of the summer.

Inter Milan Receive Record Champions League Profit After Reaching the Final

MILAN, ITALY – APRIL 23: General view outside the stadium prior to the coppa Italia Semi Final match between FC Internazionale and AC Milan at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza San Siro on April 23, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

To get started, Inter received €18.62m as a participation bonus, plus an extra €9.7m for finishing fourth in the league phase.

Furthermore, they earned €24.02 from a European market pool share and €7.36m from a non-European share.

Then, performance-related bonuses poured €13.3m into the club’s bank accounts, while a top-eight finish secured another €2m.

Additionally, reaching the quarter-finals handed Inter Milan a total of €23.5m in qualification bonuses.