In that sense, The coffers of Milan have been the ones that have been filled the most, with a total of US$419.3 million euros, close to US$411.6 million invoiced by its neighbor, Inter. The sum of both represents 65% of the total income of the four clubs that have topped Serie A in the 2022-2023 season. The defending champion had a turnover of US$292.7 million, while Lazio was the one that earned the least, with US$157.6 million. Most of the capital inflow, around 65%, came from the sale of television rights.
On the other hand, Only Napoli and Milan managed to end the 2022-2023 season with profits with US$84.8 million in profit and US$6.5 million, respectively.. The second classified has lost US$31.3 million, while the nerazzurri They have had a deficit of US$90.8 million. The aggregate costs of the big four last season amounted to US$1,022 million, of which 64.8% were allocated to team expenses.
The negative result occurred despite entering 3,500 million euros, an increase of 16% compared to the records of the 2021-2022 season, when they rose to 3,000 million euros. The figure for 2022-2023 becomes the largest in history, above the US$3.6 billion billed together in 2018-2019.
Scudetto with results
Napoli closed the 2022-2023 season with a net profit of US$84.8 million, reversing the red numbers of the previous season, which rose to US$52.2 million. With this achievement, Napoli achieved the highest net result in the history of Serie A.
The income of the group chaired by Aurelio De Laurentiis rose to US$ 382.2 million, more than double those registered as of June 30, 2022. Costs remained stable between both courses, around US$255 million.
The sale of audiovisual rights was the main source of income for the Naples groupreporting to the team up to US$171 million, of which US$83.2 million correspond to the television rights of Serie A, and US$81.6 million were paid by UEFA, after reaching the quarterfinals of the Champions League .
On the other handNapoli generated capital gains of US$ 84.7 million derived from the sale of Kalidou Koulibaly to Chelsea, Fabián Ruiz to Paris Saint-Germain, Andrea Petagna to AC Monza and Sebastiano Luperto to Lille OC, among others.
Lazio, expensive transfers in the Italian league
The Roman club, which played in the 2022-2023 Champions League, lost US$31,329.5 million after reducing its income from the signings made in this period and, on the other hand, due to the few departures from the Olympic in Rome.
The goalkeeper from Granada, Luís Maximiano for US$11.1 million and Nicolò Casale, signed in the same league to Hellas Verona for eight million euros, have been the most expensive transfers made by Lazio in the 2022-2023 season.
However, its ordinary business grew to US$157.5 million, largely thanks to television rights, for which it earned US$108.5102 million, 19% more than in the previous year. On the other hand, he ticketing At the Olympic Stadium he has contributed 17.9 million to the club, which represented a growth of 70% year-on-year.
The only point where the group chaired by Claudio Lotito faltered was in sponsorships.since they have represented an adjustment of 13%, up to US$ 220.2 million compared to the previous season
Inter in red
Set neroazzurro reducing the 2022-2023 season, reducing its losses by 35%, without preventing him from continuing to wear red, up to US$ 90.4 million. Despite reaching the final of the Champions League last year, which earned him nearly $106.4 million, it was not enough to balance his accounts.
The total turnover of the Italian team rose to US$410.6 million, to which are added US$26.6 million corresponding to income derived from transfers of André Onala, Lorenzo Pirola and Giovanni Fabbian, among others.
Ticketing was another determining factor for the improvement in Inter’s business volume last season, skyrocketing its income from this concept to US$87.1 million, registering a historical record.
The sale of European audiovisual rights left up to US$209 million in the coffers of the Milan team, half of all income, while The commercial area contributed US$ 114.3 millionto which US$23.4 million must still be added corresponding to the defaults of the cryptocurrency company Digitalbits.
The team’s assessment neroazzurro surpassed the barrier of US$1.64 million after the last edition of the Champions Leaguein which the team coached by Simone Inzaghi reached the final of the European continental competition, losing to Manchester City 1 to 0.
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Milan with benefits
Set rossonerofourth in Serie A in the 2022-2023 season, was the other club, along with Napoli, that closed the season with a profit. Milan recorded a net profit of US$6.5 million, after almost twenty years of chaining losses.
Those at San Siro accumulated US$101.8 million in losses since the 2013-2014 season and, since 2005-2006, Milan had not closed in profits, when it recorded black numbers of US$ 2.5 million.
The club’s turnover increased by 35% year-on-year, driven by sponsorships and the commercial area. Milan renewed Emirates as main sponsor at a rate of US$32 million per season, approaching the disbursement of Puma as the team’s technical sponsor. In the sporting field, the club reached the semifinals of the Champions League, without having transcended the income derived from its European career.
Another key factor has been the Rossoneri merchandising, which was the one that moved the most money of the big four of the season, up to US$ 155.7 million. On the other hand, since RedBird took over the club, the American increased the team’s own funds to US$188 million, which is equivalent to an increase of 35%. In line with Milan’s good results, the owners are planning a new stadium.
Source: Ambito
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