In the past few years, AC Milan have had to be very strict with their finances due to their breach of the UEFA terms.
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In 2022, UEFA stated that Milan, among others, had failed to meet the break-even requirements from the previous three-year period. To ensure the safety of the clubs, the organisation agreed that the club had to meet certain requirements to maintain stability.
Whilst this did not mean that the clubs had to have profited in the years since, they had to have proof of ‘an aggregate football earnings surplus, or an aggregate football earnings deficit within the acceptable deviation’.
For the past two seasons, the Rossoneri have passed without worry, registering profits in both seasons.
2024/25 accounts
As Tuttosport (via Milan Press) write, the Rossoneri have managed to meet the UEFA objectives, more so after registering more than €20 million in profit this season, largely thanks to the sale of Tijjani Reijnders.
Of course, next season’s accounts are expected to be less positive, due to the lack of European football. However, the expectation is that UEFA will still be satisfied with the work done, and ‘more precise’ information going forward, and the results from this period are expected in the next few days.
