After Inter Milan's 2-1 victory over city rivals AC Milan this morning, the birth of this season's Serie A title was announced. It was their 20th Serie A title in the club's history and the first Serie A title in history to reach the top of the Milan derby. In addition to these historical honors, after winning this Serie A championship, Inter Milan also gained a lot of money in terms of money.
First of all, winning the Serie A title will give Inter Milan a reward of 1.1-1.2 euros including league bonuses and broadcast revenue, and secondly, Inter will also include league championship income in the various sponsorship awards signed by Inter, which will also exceed 10 million euros. Thirdly, UEFA awards the league winners. Combined, these three rewards are likely to reach as much as 160 million euros.
The increase in the club's revenue has contributed to a series of chain reactions, and the chairman of Inter Milan, Zhang Kangyang, who has just solved the loan problem, has discussed the upgrade plan of the summer transfer market with the club's CEO Marotta, and it is reported that the summer transfer, Inter Milan is likely to operate more than hundreds of millions of euros in transfer transactions.
Although on paper, this season's Inter Milan revenue only continues to stop losses, and the loss of the book at the end of the season will be roughly between -40 million euros and 0 euros. However, the club has receivables including league bonuses, sponsor bonuses, as well as next season's Champions League, Club World Cup bonuses, and new sponsor signing fees, which allows Inter to make transfer transactions using installment payments and other means.
In fact, in recent seasons, Inter Milan CEO Marotta has used similar trading methods in Correa, Gersens, Augusto, Asllani, Frattesi and other transfers, through the ancestor to buy + installments, to share the cost, in the case of insufficient cash assets on the book, still effectively revitalize the transfer market, and strengthen Inter.
At present, Inter Milan transfer list includes Torino central defender Buongiorno and Genoa striker Gudmundsson.
For the former, Torino asks for 30 million to 40 million euros and does not accept player substitutions. Inter Milan is expected to spend 10 million euros on loan, and then 20 million to 30 million euros at the end of the season, and the transfer fee is amortized to win the best central defender in Serie A this season.
For the latter, Genoa's asking price will also exceed 30 million euros, but Inter Milan has a new star in Italy's promising striker: the Esposito brothers, and Inter is likely to use one of them to discount 10 million euros as a down payment, and pay the rest in installments to win the fourth fastest striker in Serie A.
However, a deal within Serie A can take advantage of this transfer method, and Inter's other two targets outside Serie A will not be able to use this type of transaction.
Brazil's 24-year-old Bento, whose parent club Atletico Paranaense is now asking for a transfer fee of 20 million to 30 million euros, and Real Madrid's 20-year-old defender Rafa Marin, who is on loan at Alaves, is also asking for 15 million to 20 million euros.
In order to acquire these two players, Inter are likely to complete these two deals by selling their academy assets. Among them, Uruguayan striker Satriano on loan at Brest in Ligue 1 and French midfielder Agome on loan at Sevilla, as well as winger Oristanio on loan at Cagliari in Serie A, will bring them more than 20 million euros in cash gains, enough for them to leverage these two transfers.
It seems that after winning the title in five rounds ahead of schedule with a tie with Serie A records, Inter's strong era will continue for a while and will attack the Champions League.