Simone Inzaghi has taken Inter to a new level and his work in the dugout has helped bring in over €400m in revenue over the last three years.
The 47-year-old Italian coach has transformed the Nerazzurri into one of the strongest teams in Europe since his arrival back in 2021, taking them to the Champions League final last term and putting them on track to win their historic 20th Scudetto this campaign.
Inzaghi has less than 18 months left on his contract with Inter but the club are planning to sit down with their coach in the coming months to set up a new deal, keen to lock down the tactician ahead of the new campaign.
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Tuttosport via Calciomercato.com details how Inzaghi’s work in the Inter dugout over the last three years has brought in at least €460m to the club, thanks to their strong results in domestic competitions and in the Champions League.
At the end of this season, the Nerazzurri will collect €190m or so in revenue, with the breakdown as follows – Champions League qualification (€50m), their 2023-24 Champions League campaign (circa €85m) and Club World Cup qualification (€50m).
Adding to these numbers are their earnings as a result of their Scudetto victory, the Supercoppa Italiana and all their various sponsorship deals.
