<p>Inter Milan reported smaller losses and an increase in revenue for 2021-22 compared to the previous financial year.</p>.<p>At a board of directors meeting on Wednesday, the club presented figures that showed it ended the financial year with a loss of 140 million euros ($135 million) — a reduction of just over 105 million euros ($101 million) compared to the record 245.6 million euro ($236 million) loss it reported last year.</p>.<p>The club also highlighted that its revenues had increased by 75 million euros ($72 million) to 439.6 million euros ($423 million).</p>.<p>Inter labeled the results as “positive” after another season that “was largely affected by the social and economic consequences of the pandemic.”</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/womens-world-cup-ticket-sales-to-begin-from-october-6-1149244.html" target="_blank">Women's World Cup ticket sales to begin from October 6</a></strong></p>.<p>In further positive news for Inter, reports in Italy say that Nerazzurri president Steven Zhang is set to inject 100 million euros ($96 million) into the club. Inter added that: “The majority shareholder has already formally expressed his commitment to backing the group by ensuring asset support.”</p>.<p>Inter finished second in Serie A last season, relinquishing its title to city rival AC Milan.</p>.<p>It is currently seventh in the standings, having lost three of seven matches.</p>
<p>Inter Milan reported smaller losses and an increase in revenue for 2021-22 compared to the previous financial year.</p>.<p>At a board of directors meeting on Wednesday, the club presented figures that showed it ended the financial year with a loss of 140 million euros ($135 million) — a reduction of just over 105 million euros ($101 million) compared to the record 245.6 million euro ($236 million) loss it reported last year.</p>.<p>The club also highlighted that its revenues had increased by 75 million euros ($72 million) to 439.6 million euros ($423 million).</p>.<p>Inter labeled the results as “positive” after another season that “was largely affected by the social and economic consequences of the pandemic.”</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/womens-world-cup-ticket-sales-to-begin-from-october-6-1149244.html" target="_blank">Women's World Cup ticket sales to begin from October 6</a></strong></p>.<p>In further positive news for Inter, reports in Italy say that Nerazzurri president Steven Zhang is set to inject 100 million euros ($96 million) into the club. Inter added that: “The majority shareholder has already formally expressed his commitment to backing the group by ensuring asset support.”</p>.<p>Inter finished second in Serie A last season, relinquishing its title to city rival AC Milan.</p>.<p>It is currently seventh in the standings, having lost three of seven matches.</p>