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The Inter Milan Football Club (F.C. Internazionale Milano) is a football club based in Italy The Lombardy region Milan The city's football club was founded on 9 March 1908. The team's home ground is Meacha Stadium , now fighting in Italian football league . [1-2]
Inter Milan is the "Milan Cricket and Football Club" (i.e AC Milan A football club formed after some of its members were separated. Since the club was founded, it opened its doors to all players from all over the world, so it is called "international" club.
Inter Milan was once known as" Serie A Seven Sisters "One, also with AC Milan and Juventus The two teams are known as the Northern Three. The clash with AC Milan, a club also from Milan, is known as" Milan Derby ", and from Turin the Juventus The match is called the "National Derby". Inter are the only team to have won five trophies. Uefa Champions League , Serie A, Coppa Italia , Italian Super Cup and The FIFA Club World Cup Italian league team. [3]
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Chinese name
Inter Milan Football Club
Foreign name
F.C. Internazionale Milano
Establishment time
March 9, 1908
Subordinate region
Italy Milan The city
Sports event
soccer
Competitive event
Italian football league
Main stadium
Meacha Stadium
possessor
Oaktree Capital [4]
Current head coach
Simone Inzaghi
Major honor
Italian Serie A 20 championships [128]
Coppa Italia Champion 9 times [74]
Uefa Champions League Champion 3 times
The UEFA Cup Champion 3 times
Continental Cup / Club World Cup Champion 3 times unfold
Team nickname
Snake elves, the Nerazzurri
Seat of honour
Giuseppe Marotta [6]
First team captain
Lautaro Martinez [7]

Team history

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Famous Inter Milan player of all time
On 9 March 1908, Inter Milan Football Club was founded. At that time, Italian and Swiss players in the Milan Cricket and Football Club (the predecessor of AC Milan) were so angry with the excessive Anglicisation and snobbery of the team that they left and formed their own football club Inter Milan, hence the meaning of the word "Inter". In fact, Inter's first captain was Swiss Hernst Manktl. The club colours are gold, black and blue.
In 1910, in the second year of Inter's foundation, the team won the league title, which was Inter's first league title.
In 1928, at the behest of the fascist authorities, Inter Milan merged U.S.anese (Milanese) into Inter Milan and changed its name to "Ambrosiana". The word Ambrosiana is of religious origin, meaning Benito Mussolini My favorite. The name Ambrosiana was originally the name of the Genaya team, which was changed to "GENOVA" (derived from the name of a port in Genaya, meaning the people of Genaya).
Giuseppe Meacha
In 1930, Inter won the first in the team's history Coppa Italia . In 1934, Italy won the World Cup for the first time, and there were five Inter Milan players in the Italian team Giuseppe Meacha It is the most shining star of the World Cup.
In 1938, Italy won the World Cup for the second time, with six players from Inter Milan. Meacha was now the soul of the national team, wearing the captain's armband and leading the team to defend its title. Inter Milan in the same year Armando Castellazzi Coach's command and Peruchetti , Buonoco, Locatelli The outstanding performance of many players such as Olmi, Ferrari and Meacha Juventus , AC Milan , Bologna The team won the First Division Championship in 1937-1938 and again in 1939-40.
In 1940, Giuseppe Meacha, the flag of Inter Milan, was forced by Fascists to move to AC Milan. It was not until the end of World War II that Inter were able to free themselves from the persecution of Mussolini's fascists Giuseppe Meacha And finally return to his beloved Inter Milan.
In 1947, the hero Giuseppe Meacha ended his career at Inter Milan, having played 408 games for the club and scored 287 goals. Meacha died in 1979 and a year later the stadium was named after him.
Over Liverpool
In 1953, after a 13-year absence from the championship, Inter Milan coach Alfredo Voni and the star Benito Lorenzi Led by Skergren, Wilkes and Niels, they won the championship.
In 1961, in the 28th round of Serie A, the top two Inter Milan and Juventus met, the two sides had the same points before the game, the game had to be interrupted shortly after the start of the game due to the disturbance of Juventus home fans, after the Italian Football Association decided that the two teams replay, in the final round of the game, because the Inter Milan and Juventus points gap has reached 4 points, This rendered the rematch itself meaningless, so the unwilling Inter sent in the youth team, which eventually led to a 9-1 defeat, which was Inter's worst ever defeat.
In 1963, Inter Milan was the owner of the team Angelo Moratti Under the direct leadership of the beginning of the glorious era, the team's development entered a golden period. He won three Serie A titles in 1963, 1964 and 1966, the last of which earned Inter a 10th league title and a gold star on his shirt. In addition, the team also won two times Uefa Club Cup Championship (Defeated Spain in 1964 Real Madrid Football Club He defeated Portugal in 1965 Benfica Football Club ) and twice Continental Cup Championship (1964 and 1965, both victories over Argentina Independent athletic club ).
In the 1966-67 season, Inter went all out to win the Italian Serie A and the UEFA Club Cup, trying to repeat the "treble" of the 1964-65 season (Serie A, Coppa Italia, Italy, Italy). Uefa Champions League ) brilliant, finally powerless, relegated to Juventus (Serie A) and Celts After that, he won two runners-up titles.
The Inter squad in the era of the Grand Inter
In 1968, Italy won the European Cup for the first time. Inter just started the" Great international era Players from Inter Milan have naturally become the backbone of this national team, and the best player of the Cup was awarded to the double captain of Italy and Inter Milan Giacinto Facchetti , Sandro Mazzola He is the central midfielder of the national team.
In the summer of 1978, Inter Milan had a new coach Bercerini Led by only a fifth place finish, but defeated in Rome City Naples You have gained Coppa Italia It was the team's first championship in six years. After retiring in 1977, Mazzola entered the team's management for the first time, responsible for the team's transfer and external affairs.
In 1980, Inter Milan won the first Serie A title for nine years in the 1979-80 season, when the main striker of the team was a national player who scored 15 goals Alejandro Altobelli .
In 1982, Italy won the World Cup for the third time. Inter Milan contributed five players to the team, they are Altobelli, Bergomi, Oriali, Bolden and Marini. Altobelli's goals in the final and Bergomi's successful defence impressed, while Auriari was the team's main defender.
The German troika
In 1986, Inter Milan president Ernesto Pellegrini brought in the "Golden coach" from Juventus. Giovanni Trapattoni . After his appointment, Coach Trapattoni was bought from Germany. The German troika "- Lothar Matthaus , Andreas Bremer , Jurgen Klinsmann Three German foreign aid to join the International Milan team's overall strength increased.
In 1989, Inter won their 13th Serie A title, with a record 58 points from 34 games (at the time the format was two points for the winner). A year later, in the Italian summer, the German "troika" of Inter Milan Bremmer, Klinsmann and Matthius led Germany to the World Cup title. Matthaus himself became the first player in Inter's history to win European Ballon d 'Or Of the players.
On May 22, 1991, 26 years after Inter's last European title, Inter won the championship The UEFA Cup Beat 2-1 in the final Roman Take the title. Matthaus and Berti scored twice in the first leg at home. In the 1993-1994 season, Inter Milan played Dennis Bergkamp and Ruben Sosa Led by defeat Salzburg Won the UEFA Cup for the second time. In 1998, Ronaldo Became the first in Inter's history to win World player of the Year He is also the second player to win the European Ballon d 'Or award. Inter beat 3-0 in Paris Lazio Won the UEFA Cup for the third time. League points in the case of a lot of lead, because of the strength of the subsequent weakness did not win, the championship was won by Juventus.
In the summer of 1999, Christian Vieri He joined Inter Milan and created the highest transfer fee record in world football at that time - 50 million US dollars, equivalent to 90 billion lira (Mr. 90 billion hence the name). Moratti finally got what he wanted Vieri , Baggio, Ronaldo The trio.
On 12 April 2000, Ronaldo was injured in the Coppa Italia final against Lazio, shocking the world. In 2001-02, the Aliens returned and scored, but Inter finished fifth in the league. However, in the summer of 2001, "Ronaldo Day" was held to celebrate the return of the "alien" to the course. In November, one of the most famous stars in Inter's history, the legendary defender Giacinto Facchetti Become vice president of the club.
On 5 May 2002, with a one-point lead over Juventus in the final round of the league, Inter lost to Lazio 2-4 to lose the opportunity to win the title for the 14th time. The league title was won by Juventus and Roma leapfrogged Inter into second place. As was the case in 1967, the final round of the league left the Nerazzurri with painful memories.
The 2002-03 Inter Milan Champions League starting line-up
In 2003, Hector Cooper Lead Inter into the game Champions League In the semi-final, a historic two-leg "European Derby" was staged with AC Milan. In the end, due to the lack of away goals, Inter Milan were eliminated.
In 2005, Roberto Mancini In his first season as Inter coach, he won his first trophy in seven years. Rely on Rhett Ribeiro Adriano At the Stadio Olimpico, Mekkai twice and Mihajlovic Meacha Stadium Inter Milan beat Roma 3-0 to win the Coppa Italia. In August of the same year, the team played in Turin The Stadio de Alpi Beat Juventus to win the Super Cup for the second time.
In the 2005-06 Coppa Italia final, Inter beat Roma over two legs. Stadio Olimpico in Rome 1-1, Meacha Stadium 3-1), defending the title. Kruse scored in both rounds, while Cambiasso and Martins also scored a goal each. In May 2006, the recording of Juventus club manager Moggi's matching-fixing telephone call was exposed, which triggered the "telephone gate" scandal involving Juventus and AC Milan and other clubs involved in matching-fixing. The trial court ruled that Juventus was relegated to the second Division, and AC Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina were fined points. Juventus were stripped of the title for the 2005-06 season and awarded the title to Inter Milan. This is the 14th time Inter Milan won the Serie A title, after 17 years of waiting, Inter Milan finally realized their dream of winning the Serie A title, Inter Milan also became the first team to win in the court. [8]
In the 2006-07 Italian Super Cup, Inter Milan came from three goals down to beat Roma 4-3 in extra time to win the trophy at the Stadio Meazza. In Serie A, the competition between Inter Milan and Roma this season was dominated by the relegation of rival Juventus and the penalty points of AC Milan. As Roma repeatedly missed chances, Inter Milan continued to increase the lead, new Top five European leagues The longest winning streak record - 17 consecutive wins, to create a number of records to win the league championship five rounds in advance. According to the statistics, the following are all Inter's records in the 2006-07 season: [9]
  • 97 points (114 total) : All-time record in Serie A with 20 teams, the all-time record in Europe's top league at the time, breaking the previous record of 95 points set by Chelsea in 2004-05;
  • 30 league wins (38 total) : 17 consecutive league wins: New Serie A record;
  • 15 away wins: A new Serie A record (set by AC Milan in an 18-team league in 1991-92 and 1992-93).
centenarian
In 2008, at the centenary of the construction of the team, Inter Milan managed to win the 2007-08 Serie A championship, which was also the third consecutive title for Inter Milan in Serie A. [10] This season, Inter Milan suffered a large number of injuries on the road to defend the title, but in the case of Materazzi, Vieira, Samuel, Cordoba and many other main players injured for half a year, Inter Milan still overcame many difficulties and once again stood on the top of Italy.
In 2009, AC Milan lost 2-1 in the penultimate round of Serie A on Saturday Udinese Inter Milan had secured a fourth straight Serie A title before the round. [11] Mourinho's Inter Milan then celebrated the title with a 3-0 home win over Siena.
On 5 May 2010, he won the Coppa Italia final Diego Alberto Milito Inter beat Roma to win their sixth Coppa Italia in the club's history. May 17 away from home Siena In the game, with the key Mr. Milito's goal 1-0 victory over the opponent, the team's history of the 18th league championship, but also completed the fifth consecutive Serie A title overlord. [12] In the Champions League, Mourinho led the team all the way to victory over Chelsea, Barcelona And get to the final of the Champions League. On 23 May 2010, Inter won 2-0 at the Bernabeu Stadium Bayern Munich He won the third Champions League title in the team's history and was also the Champions League winner Uefa Club Cup Be renamed as Champions League The first one after. And to achieve the triple crown of Serie A, Italian Cup, Champions League, and became the first team in Italy to crown the "Triple Crown" (Serie A, Italian Cup, Champions League). [13] June, from Spain Rafael Benitez As the new coach of Inter Milan, Rafa Benitez led Inter to a 3-1 victory over Roma in the Italian Super Cup. On August 27, the award ceremony of the best awards of the 2009-2010 Champions League season, Inter Milan became the absolute winner, and finally Julio Cesar Take away the best goalkeeper, Maicon Douglas Cicenado Take away the best guard, Wesley Sneijder Take away the best midfielder, Diego Alberto Milito takes away the best striker and the best player. On December 19, Inter represented Europe and finally ended Pandev , Eto 'o General He Biabiani The goal of the 3-0 victory over the African champion Mazembe won the FIFA Club World Cup, crowned the Italian League, the Italian Cup, the Champions League, the Italian Super Cup, the World Club Cup "five championships" title, becoming the first Italian "five championships". [14] In December, Leonardo Replaces Rafa Benitez as coach.
In 2011, under the leadership of Leonardo, Inter Milan staged a big reversal to defeat Bayern Munich in the Champions League to qualify for the last eight, Leonardo as the coach of the team, led the team to win the Italian Cup title, and then unexpectedly lost Schalke 04 They reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League. In 2010-11, the team finished second in Serie A with 76 points. On 29 May, Inter beat Palermo 3-1 in the Coppa Italia final at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome to win the club's seventh Coppa Italia trophy and the "150th anniversary of Italian Unification Trophy". [15] As coach Leonardo took office Paris Saint-Germain Manager and former Genoa coach Gian Gasperini has become the new head coach of Inter Milan. On 6 August, Inter lost the Italian Super Cup to AC Milan 2-1.
Blue and black legend Zanetti
Inter started the 2011-12 season with one draw and three defeats in all competitions before losing 3-1 away in Serie A on 21 September Novara After that, the club announced the dismissal Gian Pierrot Gasperini , due to Claudio Ranieri Take over the team. However, in the face of the aging team, the club suffered from financial difficulties and failed to replace in time, and the gang infighting among players continued, the league ranking fell all the way, and the European Champions League, although the group came out first, was still defeated in the 1-8 final Marseille Eliminated. On 25 March 2012, Inter suffered their 12th league defeat of the season, losing 2-0 to Juventus in the Italian Derby. On 26 March, Inter announced that Ranieri had been sacked after leading the Under-19 team to the Next Generation Series title Stramaccioni To be the team's new head coach. Although the new coach took office after the team has rebounded, but the early season lost too many points, the final season only ranked sixth in the league.
The 2012-13 season was also disappointing, with the team's results plummeting after a winning streak at the start of the season, culminating in a ninth place finish, a poor record and a failure to qualify for European competition. Europa League Because of the number of away goals, unfortunately Tottenham Hotspur Elimination, the final 16. The poor results have put Stramaccioni under pressure. On 24 May 2013, Inter announced Walter Mazzari Become the team's new head coach. [16]
At the end of the 2013-14 season, Inter, who did not play any European competition, finished fifth in the league under coach Mazzarri, halting the downward trend slightly, but also missed out on Champions League qualification again. In the Coppa Italia, Inter were eliminated by Udinese in the quarter-finals and endured another disappointing season.
In the 2014-15 season, Mazzarri led the team after half a season due to poor results, was sacked by new boss Thohir. [17] On 14 November 2014, Internazionale officially announced the winner Roberto Mancini Returns to replace coach Mazzarri, who was sacked earlier this month. [18] In Mancini led the team for half a season, the results were ups and downs, sometimes a winning streak, sometimes a losing streak, and finally only ended the 2014-15 season in the eighth place, and again missed the next season's European competition. In the Coppa Italia, Inter were Naples Eliminated by a knockout, Europa League Also in the knockout round Wolfsburg A double kill. Inter Milan have been in a long slump after a peak year in 2010. The good news is the young Argentine striker in the team this season Mauro Icardi With 22 goals vs Luca Toni Tied for the Serie A Golden Boot, became Zlatan Ibrahimovic After that, another Inter Golden Boot winner became the ninth Inter player to win the Serie A goalscorer title. [19]
In 2015-16, the average age of the team at 25 was the youngest in Serie A; The team's salary has been reduced year by year to 94 million yuan, ranking fourth in Serie A; Inter won 20, drew 7 and lost 11, scored 50 goals and conceded 38 to secure fourth place. Although the team failed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League in 2016-17, the team successfully achieved the goal of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League in 2016-17, and the team's 53% win rate was also the highest of the season.
On June 7, 2016, Suning Sports Acquired 68.55% of the club's shares. [20] In 2016-17, Inter finished seventh in Serie A. They lost to Lazio in the Coppa Italia and went out of the Europa League group stage. On May 10, 2017, Inter Milan Football Club officially announced that the head coach Stefano Pioli And his coaching team. [21]
In 2017-18, Inter finished fourth in Serie A, returned to the Champions League after six years, and won seven trophies in various youth competitions. [22] In October 2018, Zhang Kangyang displace Eric Thohir He became the 21st president of Inter Milan. [22]
In 2019, Conti As head coach of Inter Milan. [5] In Conte's first season in charge, Lukaku Out of the doldrums, Lautaro, Barrera Others have also made significant progress. [23] In the 2019-20 season, the team achieved 24 wins, 10 draws and 4 losses in Serie A, and finished second in the table with 82 points, one point short of the second place. At the same time, he equalled the league points achieved in the 2009-10 season when the treble was won, and got the highest points in the league in nearly 10 years. He scored 113 goals in all competitions, setting a club record for goals scored in a single season since the 1929-30 season. [24 to 25] In Europe, the team reached the European final for the first time in ten years, but lost in the Europa League final Seville He finished second. 26 [27]
In the 2020-21 season, Inter regained the Serie A title
In the 2020 summer transfer window, Inter Milan focused on strengthening the two wing-back positions and introduced them Ashraf , Kolarov , Vidal . Chile forwards Sanchez He also ended his loan status and joined from Manchester United. [23] [28] However, the team won only one of their six Champions League group matches and finished bottom of the group. [29] In the Coppa Italia, the team was eliminated by Juve in the semi-finals. [30] In the second half of the season, the team won 11 consecutive games in Serie A. After 30 games, the team has 74 points at the top of the table, 11 points ahead of second-placed AC Milan. [42] 41 - In the 2020-21 season, Inter Milan won the Serie A title four times ahead of schedule. [43] At the end of the season, the club and Conte had differences on the idea of building the team, and the two sides chose to part ways. The club then settled on Pippo Inzaghi Jr to take over. [45] 44 -
In the summer of 2021, to ease the financial pressure, the club sold Ashraf and Lukaku visa-free Dzeko and Charhanoglu , buy Denzel Dumfries Another lease was introduced Joaquin Correa . [48] 47 - In the 2021-22 Serie A season, the team led by four points after 18 rounds and won the Serie A half-way title. [53] At the end of the 23rd round, the team led Serie A by four points with a game in hand, but after losing 2-1 to Milan in their home game, the team won one, drew four and lost two in seven league games, and fell three points behind the top of the table after 29 games. [56] In the 38th round of Serie A, the team won 3-0 Sampdoria They finished second in Serie A by two points. [59] In the Champions League, the team ranked second in the group with 3 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses and 10 points, and entered the Champions League round of 16 again after ten years. [51] 50 - However, in the 1/8 final, they lost 1-2 on aggregate Liverpool In the round of 16. [55] In the Coppa Italia, the team beat AC Milan 3-0 on aggregate over two legs in the semi-finals to reach the final of the Coppa Italia for the first time in 11 years. [57] In the final, the team beat Juventus 4-2 in extra time to win the Italian Cup for the eighth time. [58] In the Italian Super Cup, the team beat Juventus 2-1 to win the Italian Super Cup for the sixth time. [54]
In the summer of 2022, the club signed a contract extension with coach Pippo Inzaghi until 2024 and leased back old manager Lukaku Mkhitaryan , Onana , midfield Aslani , guard Bellanova , Archerby . [60-65] Inter lost four of their first eight Serie A games in 2022-23, equalling their worst start to a season in 2011-12. [66] In the first half of Serie A, Inter lost six games, the number of losses equaled the worst record in nearly eight seasons. [69] In the 37th round of Serie A, Inter Milan beat Atalanta 3-2 at home to secure a top-four place. [75] In the 38th round of Serie A, Inter beat Torino 1-0 to finish third with 72 points. [76] [78] Inter Milan beat AC Milan 3-0 in the Italian Super Cup final to win the title for the seventh time. [68] In the Champions League, Inter won 3 wins, drew 1 and lost 1 after 5 rounds of the group stage, accumulated 10 points and ranked second, successfully breaking through from the death group and advancing to the Champions League 16 for the second consecutive season; In the 1/8 final, Inter were eliminated 1-0 on aggregate Porto After 12 years, they once again reached the Champions League 8. In the quarter-finals, Inter beat Benfica 5-3 on aggregate; In the semifinals, Inter knocked out AC Milan 3-0 on aggregate and reached the final of the Champions League again after 13 years. In the final, Inter lost 1-0 to Manchester City and finished second. [67] [70-71] [73] [77] In the Italian Cup, Inter knocked out Juve 2-1 on aggregate in the semi-final to reach the final; In the final, Inter beat Fiorentina to win the Coppa Italia for the second consecutive year. [72] [74]
In the summer of 2023, D 'Ambrosio , Skriniar , Gagliardini , Samuele Muratieri , Handanovic , Kordaz , Pinamonti , Pilora, Hoti , Dzeko, Dalbert , Malais, Corlidio Francisco Esposito, Filip Stankovic, Lazaro Leave the line, Marcus Thuram , Fratesi , Busek , Di Gennaro , Cuadrado , Somme , Odeiro , Augusto, Alexis Sanchez , Marko Arnautovic , Bangyaman Pawar , David Klaassen Joining the team, Archerby is officially bought out. [79-101] At the start of the 2023-24 season, Inter beat Monza 2-0 at home, Cagliari 2-0 away, and Fiorentina 4-0 at home, winning three consecutive league games without conceding goals for the first time since 1966, during which coach Inzaghi renewed his contract until 2025. [102-104] In the Champions League, Inter scored 10 points in the four rounds of the group stage and qualified two rounds in advance. In the last round, Inter drew 0-0 at home against Real Sociedad and entered the round of 16 as the second group; It is the first time since 2004-05 that the club has gone unbeaten in the Champions League group stage. In the 1/8 final, Inter were eliminated by Atletico 4-5 on aggregate. [105-107] [124] In the Italian Cup, Inter were eliminated from the Italian Cup after losing 1-2 to Bologna in the 1/8 final. [108] In the 17th round of Serie A, Inter beat Lecce 2-0 to score in 25 consecutive Serie A games under the same coach for the first time in the team's history. [109-110] In the 20th round of Serie A, Inter won 5-1 away at Monza, the team has collected at least 51 points after the first 20 games of a season for only the second time in its history. [115] In the whole of 2023, Inter won a total of 87 league points in Serie A, more than any other Serie A team. [112] In the 2024 winter window, Inter signed the bottom wing Tajon Buchanan And let it out Lucien Agume Silvestro. [111] [113-114] [122] In the Italian Super Cup, Inter beat Lazio 3-0 in the semi-finals and Napoli 1-0 in the final, becoming the second team in history to win three consecutive Italian Super Cup titles. [117-119] In the 25th round of Serie A, Inter beat Salernitana 4-0 at home to collect 63 points with 20 wins, 3 draws and 1 defeat, which is the second time in Inter's history that the team has won 20 of the first 24 Serie A games. [121] In the 21st round of Serie A, Inter Milan beat Atlanta 4-0 at home; According to statistics, the 67 goals scored in the first 26 rounds set a record for Inter since the 1950-51 season. [123] Inter beat Empoli 2-0 at home in the 30th round of Serie A, equalling the record set by Juventus in 2013/14 by scoring in each of the first 30 matches of the season. With eight rounds remaining in the league, Inter's league points have reached 79 points, 27 points ahead of fifth-placed Roma, and locked the qualification of next season's Champions League in advance, becoming the second team to lock the qualification of the Champions League in the five major leagues this season. [125-127] In the 33rd round of Serie A, Inter beat Milan 2-1 to win the Serie A championship five rounds in advance, equaling the record for winning the first round of the Serie A league in advance, becoming the first team in the history of Serie A to win the title in the city Derby (since 1929-30 season); 86 points from 33 rounds is the third highest in Serie A history over the same period. [128-131] In the 34th round of Serie A, Inter Milan beat Torino 2-0 at home, setting a record of 89 points in the team's history in the same period of Serie A. [135] After the 35th round of Serie A, Pippo Inzaghi confirmed that Inter are visa-free Mahdi Taremi . [120] In the 36th round of Serie A, Inter beat Frosinone 5-0 away to reach 4,600 points in the history of Serie A, becoming the second Serie A team after Juve to reach the 4,600 point milestone since 1929-30. [132] In the final round of Serie A, Inter Milan drew 2-2 away to Verona, collecting 94 points to win the league title. [134]
In May 2024, Oaktree Capital acquired 99.6% of the shares of the club, officially replacing Suning Sports as the owner of Inter. [133]

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number
name
nationality
birthday
Field position
1
Switzerland
1988-12-17
goalkeeper
2
Netherlands
1996-04-18
guard
5
Italy
1995-08-05
midfield
6
Netherlands
1992-02-05
guard
7
Colombia
1988-05-26
guard
8
Austria
1989-04-19
forward
9
France
1997-08-06
forward
10
Argentina
1997-08-22
forward
12
Italy
1993-10-03
goalkeeper
14
Netherlands
1993-02-21
midfield
15
Italy
1988-02-10
guard
16
Italy
1999-09-20
midfield
17
Canada
1999-02-08
midfield
20
Türkiye
1994-02-08
midfield
21
Christian Aslani
Albania
2002-03-09
midfield
22
Armenia
1989-01-21
midfield
23
Italy
1997-02-07
midfield
28
France
1996-03-28
guard
30
Brazil
1999-01-07
midfield
31
Germany
2000-11-29
guard
32
Italy
1997-11-10
guard
36
Italy
1989-12-02
guard
70
Chile
1988-12-19
forward
77
Italy
1997-01-18
goalkeeper
95
Italy
1999-04-13
guard
First-team roster for the 2023-24 season, updated on 20 January 2024. [32] 31 - [52] [116]

Management team

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Current team

job
name
Head coach
Assistant coach
Massimiliano Faris
Goalkeeping coach
Reference materials: [45]

Previous coaches

Coach's name
Coaching year
Teaching days
Virgilio Fosati
1909-1915.
2371
Francisco Mauro
1919-1920.
365
Paul Sidler
1925-1926.
364
1926-1928.
730
Yuzhov Voola
1928-1929.
364
Arpad Witz
1929-1931.
729
Estevan Toth
1931-1932.
365
Arpad Witz
1932-1934.
729
1934-1936.
637
1936
79
1936-1938.
729
Tony Cargneri
1938-1940.
730
Giuseppe Perucchetti
1940-1941.
364
Ivo Fiorentini
1941-1942.
307
1942
65
1942-1944.
730
1945-1947.
583
Giuseppe Meacha
1947-1948.
442
Carlo Carcano
1948
66
John David Astree
1948-1949.
403
1948-1950.
364
1951-1952.
730
Alfredo Voni
1952-1955.
1094
1955
178
Giuseppe Meacha
1955-1956.
187
Luigi Ferrero
1956-1957.
260
Annibale Frossi
1957
49
Giuseppe Meacha
1957
55
Jesse Kelwell
1957-1958.
364
Giuseppe Bigno
1958-1959.
245
Aldo Campatelli
1959-1960.
250
Hereberto Herrera
1960-1968.
2921
Alfredo Voni
1968-1969.
364
Hereberto Herrera
1969-1970.
498
1970-1973.
871
1973
91
Hereberto Herrera
1973-1974.
219
Enia Marcello
1974
145
1974-1975.
364
1975-1977.
730
1977-1982.
1825
1982-1983.
364
1983-1984.
365
1984-1985.
497
1985-1986.
231
1986-1991.
1825
1991-1992.
216
Luis Suarez
1992
156
1992-1994.
592
1994
137
1994-1995.
451
Luis Suarez
1995
21
1995-1997.
581
1997
42
1997-1998.
517
1999
79
Luciano Castellini
1999
37
Roy Hodgson
1999
64
1999-2000.
458
2000-2001.
255
2001-2003.
838
2003
1
2003-2004.
254
2004-2008.
1428
2008-2010.
729
2010
175
2010-2011.
182
2011
89
2011-2012.
186
2012-2013.
424
2013-2014.
539
Roberto Mancini
2014-2016.
633
2016
84
2016
6
2016-2017.
182
Stefano Vecchi
2017
22
2017-2019.
720
2019-2021.
726
2021 -
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Home court

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Meacha Stadium
The SAN Siro Stadium (Meacha Stadium) was built on August 1, 1925 and completed on September 15, 1926. The building, which can accommodate 35,000 spectators, was completed in just one year. The project cost 5 million lire and was funded by AC Milan President Piero Pirelli. The first match played at the SAN Siro Stadium was the Milan Derby on 19 September 1926, in which Inter defeated AC Milan 6-3. In 1935, AC Milan sold the stadium to the local government, which built a second tier of stands and increased the capacity to 60,000. Lighting was added in 1957 for night games, and the electronic scoreboard was installed a decade later. In 1980, the "Temple of football" was officially named after Giuseppe Meazza in honor of the former Inter Milan and Italy national team legend.
The most recent renovation of the stadium was in 1990, when the stand was increased to three storeys in time for the 1990 World Cup in Italy, increasing the total capacity to 800,065. Each level of the stand is divided into four zones, marked by four different colors, the rectangular stand is orange and red, and the corner is green and blue. The only exception is the very top of the third floor, where there is no orange zone. Since the 2002/03 season, the stadium has been divided into four zones, North West, South East. [33]

Team culture

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Team emblem

Evolution of team emblem
On 30 March 2021, Inter Milan unveiled its new logo, which will be in use for the 2021-22 season. The new team emblem still maintains the traditional blue and black color scheme, compared with the previous generation of team emblem, the new team emblem is more concise overall, removing the original letters "F and C", only retaining the letters "I and M". This new logo is presented with a more concise and streamlined appearance, which is the designer's interpretation of the historical symbols of the club, while retaining the basic elements of the original logo, more in line with the needs of the era of mass entertainment. [34]

jersey

Home jersey
The 2023-24 season home shirt color still uses Inter's classic blue + black, the line is to break the tradition, using a new irregular pattern design. The pants are all black, the socks have a blue and black check design, and the team emblem and equipment brand logo are yellow. [35]
2023-24 season home jersey
Away kit
The away kit for the 2022-23 season uses white as the main tone, enriching its design with light green world map elements. The "Internazionale" element on the inside of the collar expresses a spirit of tolerance and openness to the whole world. The club crest, which matches the colours of the shirt, is placed above the city of Milan on the map, underlining Inter's inextricable connection to the city. [36]
Away kit for the 2022-23 season
Second away kit
The second away shirt for the 2022-23 season is the 11th time in Inter's history that the yellow jersey has been used. The shirt reflects the city's DNA: the words "Milano" are inscribed on the inside of the collar, while the blue and black trim sets off the shirt's yellow color. [49]
Second away kit for the 2022-23 season

Data statistics

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Serie A results

The first team's record in the previous Serie A
season
-
flat
negative
Goal conceded
Goal difference (GD)
points
Ranking
2022/23
23
3
12
71:42
29
72
3
2021/22
25
9
4
84:32
52
84
2
2020/21
28
7
3
89:35
54
91
1
2019/20
24
10
4
81:36
45
82
2
2018/19
20
9
9
57:33
24
69
4
2017/18
20
12
6
66:30
36
72
4
2016/17
19
5
14
72:49
23
62
7
2015/16
20
7
11
50:38
12
67
4
2014/15
14
13
11
59:48
11
55
8
2013/14
15
15
8
62:39
23
60
5
2012/13
16
6
16
55:57
2 -
54
9
2011/12
17
7
14
58:55
3
58
6
2010/11
23
7
8
69:42
27
76
2
2009/10
24
10
4
75:34
41
82
1
2008/09
25
9
4
70:32
38
84
1
2007/08
25
10
3
69:26
43
85
1
2006/07
30
7
1
80:34
46
97
1
2005/06
23
7
8
68:30
38
76
1
2004/05
18
18
2
65:37
28
72
3
2003/04
17
8
9
59:37
22
59
4
2002/03
19
8
7
64:38
26
65
2
2001/02
20
9
5
62:35
27
69
3
2000/01
14
9
11
47:47
0
51
5
1999/00
17
7
10
58:36
22
58
4
1998/99
13
7
14
59:54
5
46
8
1997/98
21
6
7
62:27
35
69
2
1996/97
15
14
5
51:35
16
59
3
1995/96
15
9
10
51:30
21
54
7
1994/95
14
10
10
39:34
5
52
6
1993/94
11
9
14
46:45
1
31:37
13
1992/93
17
12
5
59:36
23
46:22
2
1991/92
10
17
7
28:28
0
37:31
8
1990/91
18
10
6
56:31
25
46:22
3
1989/90
17
10
7
55:32
23
44:24
3
1988/89
26
6
2
67:19
48
58:10
1
1987/88
11
10
9
42:35
7
32:28
5
1986/87
15
8
7
32:17
15
38:22
3
1985/86
12
8
10
36:33
3
32:28
6
1984/85
13
12
5
42:28
14
38:22
3
1983/84
12
11
7
37:23
14
35:25
4
1982/83
12
14
4
40:23
17
38:22
3
1981/82
11
13
6
39:34
5
35:25
5
1980/81
14
8
8
41:24
17
36:24
4
1979/80
14
13
3
44:25
19
41:19
1
1978/79
10
16
4
38:24
14
36:24
4
1977/78
13
10
7
35:24
11
36:24
5
1976/77
10
13
7
34:27
7
33:27
4
1975/76
14
9
7
36:28
8
37:23
4
1974/75
10
10
10
26:26
0
30:30
9
1973/74
12
11
7
47:33
14
35:25
4
1972/73
15
7
8
32:23
9
37:23
5
1971/72
13
10
7
49:28
21
36:24
5
1970/71
19
8
3
49:25
24
46:14
1
1969/70
16
9
5
41:19
22
41:19
2
1968/69
14
8
8
55:26
29
36:24
4
1967/68
13
7
10
46:34
12
33:27
5
1966/67
19
10
5
59:22
37
48:20
2
1965/66
20
10
4
70:28
42
50:18
1
1964/65
22
10
2
68:29
39
54:14
1
1963/64
23
8
3
54:21
33
54:14
2
1962/63
19
11
4
56:20
36
49:19
1
1961/62
19
10
5
59:31
28
48:20
2
1960/61
18
8
8
73:39
34
44:24
3
1959/60
14
12
8
55:43
12
40:28
4
1958/59
20
6
8
77:41
36
46:22
3
1957/58
10
12
12
36:36
0
32:36
11
1956/57
11
13
10
53:45
8
35:33
5
1955/56
16
7
11
57:36
21
39:29
3
1954/55
13
10
11
55:49
6
36:32
8
1953/54
20
11
3
67:32
35
51:17
1
1952/53
19
9
6
46:24
22
47:21
1
1951/52
21
7
10
86:49
37
49:27
3
1950/51
27
5
6
107:43
64
59:17
2
1949/50
21
7
10
99:60
39
49:27
3
1948/49
22
11
5
85:39
46
55:21
2
1947/48
16
5
19
67:60
7
37:43
12
1946/47
13
10
15
59:54
5
36:40
10
1942/43
15
4
11
53:38
15
34:26
4
1941/42
7
12
11
31:47
- 16
26:34
12
1940/41
14
7
9
52:42
10
35:25
2
1939/40
20
4
6
56:23
33
44:16
1
1938/39
14
9
7
55:37
18
37:23
3
1937/38
16
9
5
57:28
29
41:19
1
1936/37
9
13
8
43:35
8
31:29
7
1935/36
14
8
8
61:34
27
36:24
4
1934/35
15
12
3
58:24
34
42:18
2
1933/34
20
9
5
66:24
42
49:19
2
1932/33
19
8
7
80:53
27
46:22
2
1931/32
15
8
11
67:52
15
38:30
6
1930/31
15
8
11
60:45
15
38:30
5
1929/30
22
6
6
85:38
47
50:18
1
Reference materials: [37]

European results

season
competition
phase
Total session
Win a contest
Dead heat
Negative field
2022-23
Champions League
final
2021-22
Champions League
Round of 16
8
4
1
3
2020-21
Champions League
Group match
6
1
3
2
2019-20
Uefa Europa League
final
6
5
0
1
Champions League
Group match
6
2
1
3
2018-19
Uefa Europa League
Round of 16
4
2
1
1
Champions League
Group match
6
2
2
2
2016-17
Uefa Europa League
Group match
6
2
0
4
2014-15
Uefa Europa League
Round of 16
12
6
4
2
2012-13
Uefa Europa League
Round of 16
14
8
3
3
2011-12
Champions League
Round of 16
8
4
1
3
The 2010-11
Champions League
The quarterfinals
10
4
1
5
2010
Uefa Super Cup
final
1
0
0
1
The 2009-10
Champions League
Champion
13
8
3
2
The 2008-09
Champions League
Round of 16
8
2
3
3
The 2007-08
Champions League
Round of 16
8
5
0
3
The 2006-07
Champions League
Round of 16
8
3
3
2
The 2005-06
Champions League
The quarterfinals
12
7
3
2
The 2004-05
Champions League
The quarterfinals
12
6
4
2
The 2003-04
The UEFA Cup
The quarterfinals
6
1
3
2
The 2003-04
Champions League
First stage
6
2
2
2
The 2002-03
Champions League
semifinal
18
8
7
3
The 2001-02
The UEFA Cup
semifinal
12
6
3
3
The 2000-01
The UEFA Cup
Fourth round
8
3
4
1
The 2000-01
Champions League
Third qualifying round
2
0
1
1
1998-99.
Champions League
The quarterfinals
10
6
2
2
1997-98.
The UEFA Cup
Champion
11
8
1
2
1996-97.
The UEFA Cup
final
12
7
2
3
1995-96.
The UEFA Cup
The first round
2
0
1
1
1994-95.
The UEFA Cup
The first round
2
1
0
1
1993-94.
The UEFA Cup
Champion
12
9
1
2
1991-92.
The UEFA Cup
The first round
2
0
1
1
1990-91.
The UEFA Cup
Champion
12
6
3
3
1989-90.
Uefa Club Cup
The first round
2
0
1
1
1988-89.
The UEFA Cup
Third round
6
4
1
1
1987-88.
The UEFA Cup
Third round
6
2
2
2
1986-87.
The UEFA Cup
The quarterfinals
8
4
3
1
1985-86.
The UEFA Cup
semifinal
10
5
3
2
1984-85.
The UEFA Cup
semifinal
10
6
0
4
1983-84.
The UEFA Cup
Third round
6
2
1
3
1982-83.
European Cup Winners' Cup
The quarterfinals
6
2
1
3
1981-82.
The UEFA Cup
Round 2
4
2
1
1
1980-81.
Uefa Club Cup
semifinal
8
4
3
1
1979-80.
The UEFA Cup
Round 2
4
1
1
2
1978-79.
European Cup Winners' Cup
The quarterfinals
6
4
1
1
1977-78.
The UEFA Cup
The first round
2
0
1
1
1976-77.
The UEFA Cup
The first round
2
0
1
1
1974-75.
The UEFA Cup
Round 2
4
1
2
1
1973-74.
The UEFA Cup
The first round
2
1
0
1
1972-73.
The UEFA Cup
Third round
6
4
1
1
1971-72.
Uefa Club Cup
final
9
3
3
3
1966-67.
Uefa Club Cup
final
10
6
3
1
1965-66.
Uefa Club Cup
semifinal
6
2
2
2
1964-65.
Uefa Club Cup
Champion
7
5
0
2
1963-64.
Uefa Club Cup
Champion
9
7
2
0
Reference materials: [38 and 39] [77]

Team record

Team record
Record name
Explanatory remarks
Most points in a season
97 points (2006-07 season 30 wins, 7 draws, 1 loss, three-point system), 58 points (1988-89 season 26 wins, 6 draws, 2 losses, two-point system)
Fewest points in a season
46 points (1998-99 season 13 wins, 7 ties, 14 losses, three-point system), 26 points (1941-42 season 7 wins, 12 ties, 11 losses, two-point system)
The season with the most wins
2006-07 season (championship), 30 games
Most home wins in a season
2006-07 season, a total of 15 games
The season with the fewest wins
1941-42 season (12th place), 7 games
The season with the most draws
2004-05 season (third place), a total of 18 games
The season with the fewest losses
2006-07 season, 1 game
Most consecutive wins
2006-07 season, rounds 9-25, a total of 17 games
Most consecutive unbeaten games in a season
2006-07 season, a total of 31 games. Of those, 25 wins and 6 draws
Most consecutive unbeaten matches in Serie A
The 37th round of the 2005-06 season to the 31st round of the 2006-07 season, a total of 33 games; Of those, 25 wins and 8 draws
Most consecutive unbeaten matches in all competitions
Session 40, 2 May 2004 to 27 February 2005
Most wins in a row
The 1947-48 season, rounds 22-29, a total of eight games; Two draws and six losses
Even the most games
2004-05 season 7-13, a total of seven games
Most consecutive losses
Rounds 21-25 of the 1947-48 season, rounds 10-14 of the 1955-56 season (third place), and rounds 29-33 of the 1956-57 season (fifth place) were played five times each
Most home wins
10 September 1933 against Casale, 9-0
Most lopsided away game
10 June 1961 against Juventus, 1-9
Most goals scored in a season
In the 1950-51 season (runner-up), he scored 107 goals in 38 games
Fewest goals in a season
In the 1974-75 season (9th place), he scored only 26 goals
Fewest goals conceded in a season
In 1986-87 (third place), he conceded only 17 goals in 30 games
Most goals conceded in a season
In the 1947-48 and 1949-50 seasons (third place), they scored 60 goals each
Top seat
81,675 (Inter Milan v Schalke 04, UEFA Cup 1996-97 semi-final second leg)
Player record
Record name
Explanatory remarks
The league's leading goalscorer
Giuseppe Meacha He scored 247 goals in 365 games
The most capped player in the league
Javier Zanetti , 615 games
The player with the most international appearances
Giacinto Facchetti , 194 sessions
The player with the most appearances in the three major Cup competitions
Javier Zanetti, 160 games (as of March 1, 2013)
All-time leading goalscorer
Giuseppe Meacha, 258
Longest consecutive clean sheets
Ivano Bolton, Rounds 4-11, 1979-80, 686 minutes without conceding a goal
The most league goals scored in a single season
Antonio Angelillo, 33 goals in 1958-59
The player who scored the most goals in all competitions in a single season
Ronaldo Luiz Nazario da Lima, 47 goals in 1997-98
Most goals scored in a single European season
Lete Ribeiro Adriano, 2004-05 Champions League season, scored 10 goals in 8 games

Team honor

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First team championship glory
region
honor
frequency
Year or season
home
20
1909-10, 1919-20, 1929-30, 1937-38, 1939-40, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1964-62, 1965-65, 1965-66, 1970-71, 1979-80, 1988-89, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2020-21, 2023-24
9
1938-39, 1977-78, 1981-82, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2021-22, 2022-23
8
1989, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2021, 2022-23, 2023-24
Europe
3
1963-64, 3-1 v Real Madrid (Spain)
1964-65, 1-0 against Benfica (Portugal)
2009-10 season, 2-0 against FC Bayern Munich (Germany)
3
1990-91, 2-1 against AS Roma (Italy, two legs)
1993-94, 2-0 v FC Salzburg (Austria, two legs)
1997-98 season, 3-0 against Lazio (Italy)
internation
2
1964, 1-0 v Atletico Independiente (Argentina, replay)
1965:3-0 against Independiente (Argentina, won by 3 points)
1
2010, 3-0 against FC Mazumbe (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Reference materials: [40] [68] [74] [118] [128]
Player honor
Awards
player
World player of the Year
Lothar Matthaus (1991), Ronaldo (1997)
European Ballon d 'Or
Lothar Matthaus (1990), Ronaldo (1997)
Uefa Best Player
Ronaldo (1998), Diego Milito (2010)