While waiting to redeem themselves on the field after last season’s sporting setbacks, Milan continues a strong financial path. The club’s board, meeting today, approved consolidated accounts that show highly encouraging figures. The fiscal year ending June 30 shows a positive result of 3 million euros.
The club maintains a pattern of profitable management, following +6 million in 2022-23 and +4 million in 2023-24. This is also the first time in the club’s history with three consecutive profitable years (for context, 2019-20 was -195 million and 2021-22 -66 million). This figure is notable in a season without UEFA revenue, although the sale of Reijnders contributed significantly, without which the result would likely have been slightly negative, as pointed out by Gazzetta.
The +3 million is not the only good news for AC Milan...
Another key figure, closely monitored at the club headquarters, continues to improve: revenue. Revenue reached 495 million euros, up 10% from 2023-24, a new record for the club. Net equity also rose, from 196.3 million to 199 million, allowing the ownership to manage the impact of seasons without European competition, like the current one, without strain. The club emphasizes that revenue is reinvested with priority on the sporting project: over the last two years, more than 250 million euros gross were invested in players. Investments also include the Milan Futuro long-term project and stadium development, both the new San Siro and the San Donato area, where over 40 million euros have already been allocated for land acquisition and development. The club’s goal remains to maximize the investment and support area redevelopment in partnership with the municipality. RedBird’s vision, according to the owners, is long-term and aims to accelerate the club’s growth by leveraging global expertise and partnerships.
