While the team continue to struggle on the field after a January transfer window with virtually zero investment, away from the pitch the accounts continue to improve.
According to what was reported this morning by La Repubblica (via MilanNews) regarding Milan’s finances, the March half-year should report a profit, as already happened in 2022.
The growth of the Rossoneri in terms of on-field performances over the past couple of years – culminating in the Scudetto, Champions League knockout stages and more sponsorship revenue – obviously contributes to an improvement in the accounts.
However, the news will also likely draw scrutiny from fans and sections of the media, because the budget (or lack thereof) available for recent transfer windows has served to protect the accounts.
Now they have improved to a level of generating profit questions will be asked about why more funds have not/are not being made available to strengthen the squad, as promised by several members of the management.
