Hope Milan & Inter make massive strides, so Serie A becomes massive again

Milan and Inter are huge brands worldwide even throughout our years of struggle. I remember reading a report from Forbes that stated Inter & Milan earn more from TV revenue still than other "big" clubs like PSG and Manchester City. The fanbase is huge worldwide and even in Italy the Lombardy region has 10 million people. Massive fanbase. The money problems should be a thing of the past with both Milan and Inter having new owners with more capital.

As for Berlusconi and Moratti, regardless if you're an Inter, Milan or Juve fan, you can't deny that you'll miss them. These were the men that reigned over Serie A's period of dominance. Berlusconi and Moratti both invested so much money into AC Milan and Inter Milan over the years - their love for these clubs cannot be understated. Berlusconi has stated he's spent €1 billion throughout his tenure and we all know Moratti was breaking transfer records left & right back in the 90's.

AC Milan and Inter Milan are still missing some key things to compete with the Manchester City and Manchester United caliber clubs in terms of financial prowess. Neither club owns their own stadium. This is a huge factor as Juventus reports revenue of €50 million per season in stadium revenue. €50 million is a shit ton of money especially to any club that's not named Real Madrid or Barcelona. Furthermore, Champions League revenue. Neither of these clubs compete in the UCL right now (but will soon hopefully) and that represents a loss of about €40 million as well. Roma reported revenues of €40 for just qualifying for the group stage of the UCL. With UCL revenue missing and stadium revenue missing, that represents a loss of close to €100 million for both clubs each season. The good news is that things can only go up from here but as of right now, Inter and Milan aren't the financial powerhouses they were in the 90's and early 2000's when Berlusconi and Moratti reigned.