Inter Targets New Stadium as Marotta Sets Higher European Standards
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30-second readInter President and CEO Giuseppe Marotta addressed shareholders after the club approved its 2025/26 accounts, outlining financial consolidation, stadium plans and the need to raise standards in Europe.
The assembly took place online with Marotta and Inter’s top management present. FCInter1908 reported that revenues again exceeded €500 million, the year ended in profit, financial charges fell from the previous year and the club’s capital returned to positive territory.
Marotta’s address linked that position to the restructuring process, which he said accelerated after Oaktree’s arrival. Inter intends to keep balancing financial sustainability with sporting competitiveness; its digital channels also passed 100 million fans after growing by 20% during the season.
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Inter stadium plans headline Giuseppe Marotta’s shareholder update, alongside stronger finances, trophy success and a call to improve in Europe.
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