According to Inter News, only four clubs in Serie A are in a relatively stable and healthy financial situation.

Only 20% of Serie A clubs have a financial situation considered "relatively solid." This is one of the conclusions from the 2026 annual report by the Independent Committee for Verification of Economic and Financial Balance for Professional Sports Companies. The committee, led by president Massimiliano Atelli, analyzed the accounts of Italian clubs and simulated various sustainable models in the top division. The analysis covered all 20 Serie A clubs, with economic indicators based on the most recent approved and audited annual financial reports, and asset and financial indicators referencing the provisional statements submitted by each club on March 31, 2026. The committee's simulation involved a total of 97 financial reports from football and basketball, of which 81 were from professional men's football.

The report indicates that only four clubs have a relatively solid financial situation, with positive EBITDA and EBIT, and net profits that are positive or close to break-even. This balance can come from stable and diversified revenues or effective player trading, but the prerequisite is that it aligns with the team-building model and is not an emergency measure. Additionally, two clubs' balance largely depends on their ability to generate revenue through the player market. The committee believes that if this capacity is sustainable and combined with strict control over squad costs, this model can be sustainable. Serie A also faces challenges at the asset and financial levels. The median equity is €23.9 million, but there is significant disparity: the lowest value is -€276.5 million, while the highest reaches €291 million. Among the 20 clubs, four have negative equity.

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