Good News from Casa Milan
Today, November 5, the shareholders’ meeting of AC Milan will take place, a highly anticipated event where the 2022 financial report will be presented and approved. The Rossoneri club will close its third consecutive year in the black, with a result of 3 million euros, a sign of prudent management and growth. Revenues are steadily increasing, but it is crucial to consider the impact of capital gains from the sale of certain players, which have significantly influenced the results.
Without these capital gains, overall revenues would have been considerably lower. A point of concern for the management is already the projected balance for the 2025-2026 season: in that season, Milan did not participate in the Champions League, a competition that usually guarantees vital income of around 70-80 million euros. This factor puts the economic stability of the club at risk and will require a more conservative budget, along with a possible resort to further capital gains.
President Paolo Scaroni and CEO Giorgio Furlani have already expressed the need to aim for a top-four finish in the league this year to secure entry into European competitions. This remains the declared priority since a return to the Champions League would represent a crucial financial lifeline. While the aim on the sports front is to win trophies, the primary financial objective remains qualification for the Champions.
Managing this dual goal will be critical for Milan in the coming months. What emerges from today’s meeting is a clear message of determination and ambition, both on the sporting and economic fronts.
