Inter

Sports & Entertainment · Italy

Inter is a Milan football club, controlled by Oaktree funds since 2024, that earns most of its money from TV rights for Serie A and the Champions League, plus sponsors, merchandise and ticket sales at San Siro.

What makes it different

A US investment fund owns almost all of the club.

99.6%Held by Oaktree30 Jun 2025

Oaktree controls the club through holding companies, leaving minority shareholders with a tiny share.

How big it is

How big is Inter?

€567.0MRevenue2024/25

75,817Stadium seats2026

41,146Season tickets2024/25

How it makes money 2024/25

Mostly TV rights.

Broadcasting47%€264.4M
Commercial25%€142.3M
Matchday17%€98.8M
Player trading4%€21.5M
Other7%€39.9M

How the business works

TV and prize money. Investor-owned.

1Champions League runs
2Broadcasting rights
3Sponsors, merchandise

A private fund owner expects the club to pay its own way.

Who owns it

Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. (via Great Horizon S.à r.l. and Grand Tower S.à r.l.)99.6%
Minority shareholders0.4%

CEO: Giuseppe Marotta

Who it competes with

Key moments

1908Inter founded at the Orologio restaurant
7/48Inter moves to San Siro
1964First European Cup
2010The Treble
2014Inter Media and Communication set up

Sources

Every number on this page comes from Inter's own reports.

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What Inter tracks28 metrics

Season tickets

Social media fans

Serie A titles

Results, quarter by quarterwith a chart

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Profit

Margin

The full timeline17 moments

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