Nation : Italy, Year of Establishment : 1908
Stadium : San Siro (80,074 Seats)
Seasons In Calcio Series A : 85 (All)
All-Time Calcaio Series A Ranking : 2nd
Calcio Series A : WN (2-A, 16-P), RN (14-P), 3rd (14-P)
Coppa Italia : Winners (6), Runner-Up (6), Semi-Final (18)
Italian Double Champion : 2
European Double Champion : 2, European Triple Champion : 2010
UEFA Cup : WN (3-A), RN (1-A), SF (3-A,1-B), QF (3-A,1-B), R16 (4-A,2-B)
Cup Winners’ Cup : QF (1), Mitropa Cup : RN (1). SF (2)
European Cup : WN(2-A,1-B), RN(2-A), SF(2-A,1-B), QF(3-B), R16(4-B)
Intercontinental Cup : Winners (1964, 1965), FIFA Club World Cup (2010)
All-Time Top-Scorer : Giuseppe Meazza (284 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever : Giuseppe Meazza
The Greatest Manager Ever : Helenio Herrera
All-Time XI : Walter Zenga, Giacinto Facchetti, Javier Zanetti, Armando Picchi, Giuseppe Bergomi, Lothar Matthaus, Luis Suarez Miramontes, Sandro Mazzola, Giuseppe Meazza, Istvan Nyersd, Ronaldo
“Nerazzurri” Football Club Internazionale Milano is proud of being the only club in Italy to have never relegated to Series B. The club was founded in 1908 as the current name, following a "schism" from the Milan Cricket and Football Club. The club won its first Italian Championship in 1910. In 1929 when Series A was established, it was changed name to AS Ambrosiana and victory won the first season in Series A at once and finished the second place three times in row between 1932 and 1935. The golden age was happened during the early and mid 60s, appeared in all major treble finalists in the 1964 - 1965 and just lost in Coppa Italia final, won three scudetto include three runner-ups and also achieved two European Cups including one runner-up. The era of declination was happened when the club had none of any trophy in six consecutive seasons (1982 - 1988). The 1990s is another era the club didn’t won any league title but it was compensated with the victory 3 UEFA Cups in 4 final matches as a record most winners of all-time. In the 2nd half 2000s, Inter finally won Series A after 16 seasons in row without winning league titles and six consecutive seasons without any title. Moreover the club dominated the Series A, won Series A five seasons in row in which is a record in Italy, the two of those seasons were double champions. In 2007, Inter won record most wins ratio in a single season and most consecutive wins in Series A with 0.79 (30 wins in 38 games) and 17, respectively. The 2006 - 2007 Inter Milan is the greatest result ever in Series A with 30-7-1.
Stadium : San Siro (80,074 Seats)
Seasons In Calcio Series A : 85 (All)
All-Time Calcaio Series A Ranking : 2nd
Calcio Series A : WN (2-A, 16-P), RN (14-P), 3rd (14-P)
Coppa Italia : Winners (6), Runner-Up (6), Semi-Final (18)
Italian Double Champion : 2
European Double Champion : 2, European Triple Champion : 2010
UEFA Cup : WN (3-A), RN (1-A), SF (3-A,1-B), QF (3-A,1-B), R16 (4-A,2-B)
Cup Winners’ Cup : QF (1), Mitropa Cup : RN (1). SF (2)
European Cup : WN(2-A,1-B), RN(2-A), SF(2-A,1-B), QF(3-B), R16(4-B)
Intercontinental Cup : Winners (1964, 1965), FIFA Club World Cup (2010)
All-Time Top-Scorer : Giuseppe Meazza (284 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever : Giuseppe Meazza
The Greatest Manager Ever : Helenio Herrera
All-Time XI : Walter Zenga, Giacinto Facchetti, Javier Zanetti, Armando Picchi, Giuseppe Bergomi, Lothar Matthaus, Luis Suarez Miramontes, Sandro Mazzola, Giuseppe Meazza, Istvan Nyersd, Ronaldo
“Nerazzurri” Football Club Internazionale Milano is proud of being the only club in Italy to have never relegated to Series B. The club was founded in 1908 as the current name, following a "schism" from the Milan Cricket and Football Club. The club won its first Italian Championship in 1910. In 1929 when Series A was established, it was changed name to AS Ambrosiana and victory won the first season in Series A at once and finished the second place three times in row between 1932 and 1935. The golden age was happened during the early and mid 60s, appeared in all major treble finalists in the 1964 - 1965 and just lost in Coppa Italia final, won three scudetto include three runner-ups and also achieved two European Cups including one runner-up. The era of declination was happened when the club had none of any trophy in six consecutive seasons (1982 - 1988). The 1990s is another era the club didn’t won any league title but it was compensated with the victory 3 UEFA Cups in 4 final matches as a record most winners of all-time. In the 2nd half 2000s, Inter finally won Series A after 16 seasons in row without winning league titles and six consecutive seasons without any title. Moreover the club dominated the Series A, won Series A five seasons in row in which is a record in Italy, the two of those seasons were double champions. In 2007, Inter won record most wins ratio in a single season and most consecutive wins in Series A with 0.79 (30 wins in 38 games) and 17, respectively. The 2006 - 2007 Inter Milan is the greatest result ever in Series A with 30-7-1.