Milan, record revenues and third consecutive year in profit
The board of directors of the Rossoneri club approves the balance sheet as at 30 June 2025 with a turnover of 495 million and 3 million profit
Ac Milan's Board of Directors has approved the Group's Consolidated Financial Statements as at 30 June 2025, a document that not only marks a historic milestone for the club, but also highlights a path of sustainable and strategic growth. For the first time, Milan closes its third consecutive financial year in profit, with a net result of three million euros, confirming its economic-financial and managerial solidity.
The 2024/25 fiscal year saw AC Milan reach a new all-time record in revenues, touching the figure of €495 million, an increase of 10% compared to the previous season. This significant increase testifies to the acceleration of the club's development path, despite the challenges related to the absence of European competitions in the current season. The club's net worth stands at €199 million, the result of a process that has built solid foundations, capable of absorbing even the impact of difficult seasons.
The balance sheet for last season also reflects the significant investments made in the team, youth sector and infrastructure, confirming the club's commitment to strengthening in all areas. Over the past two financial years, more than 250 million euros have been invested in players, highlighting a long-term commitment to building a solid foundation for future success. Particular attention has been paid to the development of the youth sector through the Milan Futuro project, which aims to train young prospects in a qualified environment. This strategy not only contributes to the club's future, but is also an indicator of the club's willingness to invest in the growth of local talent.
The economic-financial results for the 2024/25 season, with record revenues, a positive net worth and the third consecutive profit, therefore confirm AC Milan's ability to create value. These results reflect the vision and commitment of the ownership, RedBird Capital Partners, which confirms its willingness to continue investing in the club, from the first team to the youth sector, and infrastructure.
The new stadium project perfectly embodies Milan's long-term strategy: a modern and sustainable infrastructure that will not only strengthen Milan's position on the global football scene, but also create long-term value for the city and its community. The City Council's approval for the acquisition of the San Siro area marks a crucial step for the club.
