Inter's Financial Situation

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Im just going through the Juve books on their website

they make 3x our commercial revenue (!) - obviously some of that is linked sponsorship
Their wages for 21-22 was 310mil, ours 217mil
Amortisation 21-22 was 173mil, ours 125mil

they ended with 240mil loss for the year.



Whats 'kind of' interesting is that... we have higher issues because of one offs, such as writedown of player values, fake sponsorship, and also Zhang influence in the financing costs. Juve are just much more expensive... their wage+amortisation was 483mil between those two, in contrast to ours at 342mil.... Shocking difference. Comparatively few write downs or other one offs in there - but also no massive plusvalenza iirc
 
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And our salaries should go down big time this season. Also amortizations I think. I mean in 23/24 season (which results we will get in 1 year + 3 months)
 
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I haven't put ketchup on anything in at least a decade and that's not going to change any time soon. Ditto mustard. Condiments in general are gross and also bad for your health.
 
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Inters payroll cutting is less then what I hoped we would achieve after this summer, clocking in around €11m cut in gross spending. We are still way over what is financially sound and still a little under €30m higher payroll spending then Milan and Roma and almost 45m more then Napoli and Lazio. In other words the cut roughly corresponds to Brozovic gross wage.

We already know we need to cut the next two years as well as the consequences of FFP changed regulations… As it’s probably highly unlikely Inter will be able to increase gross income, more likely it will drop due to the season we had past term.
 
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Yeah. It's a really poor impact compared to what we were hoping for or expecting this year.

It's the thing with Inter, over the last decade there have been lots of opportunities for us to do the right thing in terms of making sensible financial decisions, but irrespective of the ownership you almost always find we make the bad decision.

Hopefully amortisation has decreased a reasonable amount, & with a number of short term contracts expiring (MKhi, Sanchez?, etc) this season hopefully it can fall further.
 
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Inter’s wage bill for the 2023-24 season​

  • Hakan Calhanoglu – €6.5m net (€12.03m gross)
  • Lautaro Martinez – €6m net (€11.1m gross)
  • Marcus Thuram – €6m net (€11.1m gross)
  • Alessandro Bastoni – €5.5m net (€10.18m gross)
  • Benjamin Pavard – €5m net (€7.9m gross)
  • Nicolò Barella – €4.5m net (€8.33m gross)
  • Stefan De Vrij – €3.8m net (€7.03m gross)
  • Henrikh Mkhitaryan – €3.8m net (€4.98m gross)
  • Davide Frattesi – €3m net (€5.55m gross)
  • Marko Arnautovic – €3m net (€3.93m gross)
  • Yann Sommer – €2.5m net (€3.95m gross)
  • Matteo Darmian – €2.5m net (€3.28m gross)
  • Juan Cuadrado – €2.5m net (€4.63m gross)
  • Denzel Dumfries – €2.5m net (€3.28m gross)
  • Alexis Sanchez – €2.5m net (€4.63m gross)
  • Carlos Augusto – €2.2m net (€2.88m gross)
  • Stefano Sensi – €2m net (€3.7m gross)
  • Federico Dimarco – €1.6m net (€2.96m gross)
  • Francesco Acerbi – €1.5m net (€2.78m gross)
  • Davy Klaassen – €1.5m net (€2.37m gross)
  • Yann Bisseck – €800,000 net (€1.26m gross)
  • Kristian Asllani – €800,000 net (€1.48m gross)
  • Emil Audero – €800,000 net (€1.48m gross)
  • Raffaele Di Gennaro – €150,000 net (€277,000 gross)
Total – €70.95m net (€117.8m gross)

Milan’s wage bill for the 2023-24 season​

  • Rafael Leao – €5m net (€6.55m gross)
  • Theo Hernandez – €4m net (€5.24m gross)
  • Ismael Bennacer – €4m net (€7.4m gross)
  • Ruben Loftus-Cheek – €4m net (€5.24m gross)
  • Christian Pulisic – €4m net (€6.32m gross)
  • Samuel Chukwueze – €4m net (€6.32m gross)
  • Fikayo Tomori – €3.5m net (€4.59m gross)
  • Olivier Giroud – €3.5m net (€4.59m gross)
  • Alessandro Florenzi – €3m net (€5.55m gross)
  • Mike Maignan – €2.8m net (€3.67m gross)
  • Luka Jovic – €2.5m net (€3.28m gross)
  • Mattia Caldara – €2.2m net (€4.07m gross)
  • Davide Calabria – €2m net (€3.7mgross)
  • Pierre Kalulu – €2m net (€2.62m gross)
  • Yunus Musah – €2m net (€3.16m gross)
  • Noah Okafor – €2m net (€3.16m gross)
  • Tijjani Reijnders – €1.7m net (€2.69m gross)
  • Simon Kjaer – €1.5m net (€1.97m gross)
  • Rade Krunic – €1.1m net (€2.04m gross)
  • Tommaso Pobega – €1m net (€1.85m gross)
  • Malick Thiaw – €800,000 net (€1.05m gross)
  • Yacine Adli – €800,000 net (€1.05m gross)
  • Luka Romero – €800,000 net (€1.05m gross)
  • Antonio Mirante – €700,000 net (€1.3m gross)
  • Marco Sportiello – €500,000 net (€925,000 gross)
  • Marco Pellegrino – €300,000 net (€555, 000 gross)
Total – €59.7m net (€89.9m gross)

Juventus’ wage bill for the 2023-24 season​

  • Paul Pogba – €8m net (€10.48m gross)
  • Adrien Rabiot – €7m net (€9.17m gross)
  • Dusan Vlahovic – €7m net (€12.95m gross)
  • Wojciech Szczesny – €6.5m net (€12.03m gross)
  • Alex Sandro – €6m net (€11.1m gross)
  • Gleison Bremer – €5m net (€9.25m gross)
  • Federico Chiesa – €5m net (€9.25m gross)
  • Danilo – €4m net (€5.24m gross)
  • Daniele Rugani – €3.5m net (€6.48m gross)
  • Arkadiusz Milik – €3.5m net (€4.59m gross)
  • Manuel Locatelli – €3m net (€5.55m gross)
  • Weston McKennie – €2.5m net (€3.28m gross)
  • Filip Kostic – €2.5m net (€3.28m gross)
  • Moise Kean – €2.5m net (€3.28m gross)
  • Timothy Weah – €2m net (€2.62m gross)
  • Mattia Perin – €1.5m net (€2.78m gross)
  • Mattia De Sciglio – €1.5m net (€2.78m gross)
  • Andrea Cambiaso – €1m net (€1.85m gross)
  • Federico Gatti – €1m net (€1.85m gross)
  • Nicolò Fagioli – €1m net (€1.85m gross)
  • Samuel Iling-Junior – €500, 000 net (€655,000 gross)
  • Carlo Pinsoglio – €300,000 net (€555,000 gross)
  • Fabio Miretti – €300,000 net (€555,000 gross)
Total – €75.1m net (€121.4m gross)

Napoli’s wage bill for the 2023-24 season​

  • Osimhen – €4.5m net (€5.9m gross)
  • Zielinski – €3.5m net (€6.4m gross)
  • Lobotka – €3.5m net (€4.5m gross)
  • Di Lorenzo – €3m net (€5.5m gross)
  • Demme – €2.5m net (€3.2m gross)
  • Raspadori – €2.5m net (€4.6m gross)
  • Lindstrom – €2.3m net (€3.6m gross)
  • Anguissa – €2.2m net (€2.8m gross)
  • Politano – €2.2m net (€4.0m gross)
  • Mario Rui – €2.1m net (€3.8m gross)
  • Meret – €2m net (€3.7m gross)
  • Rrahmani – €1.8m net (€3.3m gross)
  • Simeone – €1.7m net (€3.1m gross)
  • Olivera – €1.5m net (€1.9m gross)
  • Elmas – €1.5m net (€1.9m gross)
  • Cajuste – €1.2m net (€1.9m gross)
  • Natan – €1.1m net (€1.7m gross)
  • Ostigard – €1.0m net (€1.3m gross)
  • Juan Jesus – €1.0m net (€1.85m gross)
  • Kvaratskhelia – €1.0m net (€1.3m gross)
  • Gollini – €400,000 net (€724,000 gross)
  • Zanoli – €80,000 net (€148,000 gross)
Total: €42.5m net (€68m gross)

Roma’s wage bill for the 2023-24 season​

  • Lukaku – €7.5m net (€9.8m gross)
  • Dybala – €4.5m net (€8.3m gross)
  • Paredes – €4.5m net (€5.9m gross)
  • Abraham – €4.5m net (€5.9m gross)
  • Ndicka – €4m net (€5.2m gross)
  • Renato Sanches – €3.6m net (€5.6m gross)
  • Pellegrini – €3.5m net (€6.4m gross)
  • Smalling – €3.5m net (€4.5m gross)
  • Spinazzola – €3.0m net (€5.5m gross)
  • Rui Patricio – €3.0m net (€3.9m gross)
  • Aouar – €3.0m net (€3.9m gross)
  • Llorente – €2.7m net (€3.5m gross)
  • El Shaarawy – €2.5m net (€4.6m gross)
  • Belotti – €2.4m net (€4.4m gross)
  • Karsdorp – €2.2m net (€4.0m gross)
  • Mancini – €2.0m net (€3.7m gross)
  • Kristensen – €2.0m net (€3.7m gross)
  • Celik – €2.0m net (€2.6m gross)
  • Kumbulla – €1.8m net (€3.3m gross)
  • Cristante – €1.8m net (€3.3m gross)
  • Azmoun – €1.7m net (€2.6m gross)
  • Svilar – €1.0m net (€1.3m gross)
  • Zalewski – €300,000 net (€555,000 gross)
  • Boer – €200,000 net (€370,000 gross)
  • Bove – €100,000 net (€185,000 gross)
Total: €68m net (€104.7m gross)
 
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Really impressive what Juve done they cut it with more then €40m gross.

Also Bastoni wage is absolute bonkers for a defender.

That Hakan earn so much is simply put too much, he needs to go next summer. It really should be possible to find a less wage heavy regista.
 
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I have no beef with Hakan/Bastoni wages

Thuram needs ot justify his wage this season

But its Mkhi, De Vrij, Darmian, Cuadrado, Sanchez, Sensi where we can make some savings - that's 24m gross just there. Of course they'll have some important squad contributions and will need replacing (De Vrij mostly, Mkhi has a ready made replacement, Darmian is probably backup this season, Cuadrado, Sanchez and Sensi are backup)
 
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Wobblz said:
Lol.... good luck finding better players for free and for lower wages.
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Who the hell said they should be better, in case you didn’t know FFP require us to cut 10% of our expenses (payroll, transfer and agent fees) every summer, this doesn’t leave room for having so many players that receive over 10m gross with our very limited gross income, our high payroll is one of the issues with why we are so limited on the market.

We need to find a younger less wage heavy regista…

Mkhi, De Vrij, Darmian, Cuadrado, Sanchez, Sensi wage certainly isn’t helping but we still have 7 players earning substantially more then even the highest earner at Milan. This is not very sustainable and I must admit sacrificing Hakan of our highest earners is first I personally would make, Brozovic went this summer, we are fundamental forces into it once more next summer.

Our financial situation is bad and improving that will always hurt, there just no free lunch.
 
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Donnarumma, Kessie, Hakan... players leave on a free because of Milan's wage policy. Did they replace them well - they did, yes. Did they lose on like 100M in transfer fees for those three, though? Good players are getting paid. Good players on free transfers are getting paid even more. The only guy that I can legitimately argue makes more than what he deserves is SDV.
 
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Kramerica Industries said:
I haven't put ketchup on anything in at least a decade and that's not going to change any time soon. Ditto mustard. Condiments in general are gross and also bad for your health.
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What about cooking with soy or mustard?
 
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Wobblz said:
Donnarumma, Kessie, Hakan... players leave on a free because of Milan's wage policy. Did they replace them well - they did, yes. Did they lose on like 100M in transfer fees for those three, though? Good players are getting paid. Good players on free transfers are getting paid even more. The only guy that I can legitimately argue makes more than what he deserves is SDV.
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And well, SDV has been totally worth the money in these 3 games so far.
 
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