Inter Milan president Giuseppe Marotta has strengthened his ties with the club by becoming a shareholder, acquiring just under 2% of the Nerazzurri’s shares.
The club confirmed the development on Friday, describing it as a significant step in consolidating stability and long-term planning at the Serie A champions. Marotta, appointed president in June 2024 by the shareholders’ assembly, has now also become an investor alongside majority owners Oaktree Capital Management.
Inter said Marotta’s decision reflects both his financial commitment and emotional attachment to the club, as well as his alignment with Oaktree on strategic objectives for sustainable growth.
“With this investment, President Marotta demonstrates his dedication to the club and his full agreement with Oaktree on the long-term goals for the benefit and continued development of Inter,” the club said in a statement.
Marotta, whose career in football management spans nearly 40 years, has been with Inter since 2018 and is widely credited with playing a central role in their domestic and European successes. Over the past season, his partnership with Oaktree helped lay the groundwork for a multi-year strategic plan aimed at ensuring the club’s financial strength and competitive success on and off the pitch.
The creation of Inter’s Under-23 team was highlighted as an example of this shared vision for sustainable growth.
As the new Serie A campaign begins, Inter say they enter the season with “great unity of purpose” among ownership, management, staff, players and supporters.
