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List of Inter Milan players (25–99 appearances)

Football Club Internazionale Milano is an Italian association football club based in Milan, Lombardy. The club was formed on 9 March 1908 to allow the foreign players to play in Italy.[1] Inter played its first competitive match on 10 January 1909 against their cross-town rivals Milan, in which they lost 3–2. The club won its very first title in 1910 – the 1909–10 Italian Football Championship.[2] Since then, the club has won a further nineteen league titles, along with nine Italian Cups and eight Italian Supercups. They have also been crowned champions of Europe on three occasions by winning two European Cups back-to-back in 1964 and 1965 and then another in 2010. The club experienced the most successful period in their history from, 2006 to 2011, where the club won five successive league titles, equalling the all-time record,[3] by adding three Italian Cups, four Italian Supercups, one UEFA Champions League and one FIFA Club World Cup. During the 2009–10, Inter become the first Italian team to win the Treble and only the second team to win five trophies in a calendar year, in 2010.

Ronaldo played 99 matches and scored 59 goals. He was part of 1997–98 UEFA Cup winning squad.

Since playing their first competitive match, more than 900 players have appeared in competitive first-team matches for the club, some of whom have played between 25 and 99 matches (including substitute appearances). Ronaldo, who than was signed by Inter for a then world record fee of $27 million, fell one short of 100 appearances for the club, due to various injuries during his Inter career.[4] Maurizio Ganz and Mateo Kovačić played 98 and 97 matches in all competitions for Inter, respectively.

As of 2024, more than 280 players have played between 25 and 99 competitive matches for the club.

List of players edit

 
Ricardo Quaresma made 32 appearances in 2+1⁄2 seasons.
 
Mario Balotelli played 86 matches and scored 28 goals.
 
Ricky Álvarez played for three seasons with Inter Milan.
 
Goran Pandev was one of the main protagonists during the Triplete season.
 
Giampaolo Pazzini made 60 appearances and scored 19 goals for Inter Milan.
 
Sulley Muntari played 97 matches and scored 7 goals.
 
Christian Eriksen made 60 appearances and scored 8 goals in two seasons.
 
Arturo Vidal played 71 matches and scored 4 goals.

Statistics correct as of match played 28 April 2024. List may be not complete

Table headers
  • Nationality – If a player played international football, the country or countries he played for are shown. Otherwise, the player's nationality is given as his country of birth.
  • Inter career – The year of the player's first appearance for Inter Milan to the year of his last appearance.
  • Appearances – The total number of games played, both as a starter and as a substitute.
Positions key
Pre-1960s Post-1960s
GK Goalkeeper
FB Full back DF Defender
HB Half back MF Midfielder
FW Forward
U Utility player1
List of Inter Milan players with between 25 and 99 appearances
Player Nationality Position Inter career Appearances Goals Ref(s)
Giovanni Capra   Italy MF 1909–1911 25 12 [5]
Alfredo Zoller   Switzerland DF 1909–1911 28 0 [6]
Carlo Payer   Italy MF 1909–1912 50 8 [7]
Ernest Peterly   Switzerland MF 1909–1914 55 30 [8]
Virgilio Fossati   Italy DF 1909–1915 97 4 [9]
Oreste Viganò   Italy DF 1910–1922 43 0 [10]
Paolo Scheidler   Italy MF 1911–1915
1919–1923		 92 16 [11]
Franco Bontadini   Italy MF 1911–1920 47 28 [12]
Giuseppe Asti   Italy MF 1914–1920
1922–1923		 48 17 [13]
Gustavo Francesconi   Italy DF 1919–1920
1923–1925		 62 0 [14]
Alessandro Beltrame   Italy DF 1919–1926 54 0 [15]
Delfo Bellini   Italy FW 1925–1927 48 1 [16]
Piero Antona   Italy FW 1935–1939 55 2 [17]
Duilio Setti   Italy DF 1937–1941 85 0 [18]
Orlando Sain   Italy GK 1938–1939
1940–1941		 28 0 [19]
Umberto Guarnieri   Italy FW 1938–1942 60 29 [20]
Giorgio Barsanti   Italy FW 1938–1941
1945–1946		 59 15 [21]
Camillo Girotti   Italy DF 1938–1939
1940–1943
1945–1946		 48 0 [22]
Ivano Blason   Italy DF 1950–1954 85 5 [23]
Bruno Padulazzi   Italy DF 1950–1955 95 1 [24]
Pietro Broccini   Italy MF 1951–1954 33 14 [25]
Ottavio Bugatti   Italy GK 1961–1965 33 0 [26]
Lorenzo Bettini   Italy FW 1961–1962 26 10 [27]
Renato Cappellini   Italy FW 1963–1968 65 22 [28]
Saul Malatrasi   Italy DF 1964–1966 33 0 [29]
Sergio Gori   Italy FW 1964–1966
1968–1969		 29 6 [30]
Giancarlo Cella   Italy DF 1968–1971 59 1 [31]
Mario Frustalupi   Italy MF 1970
1971–1972		 36 3 [32]
Mario Frustalupi   Italy MF 1970–1972 54 3 [33]
Bernardino Fabbian   Italy MF 1970–1973 29 0 [34]
Claudio Ambu   Italy FW 1977
1979–1981		 42 4 [35]
Franco Pancheri   Italy DF 1979–1981 43 1 [36]
Domenico Caso   Italy MF 1979–1981 76 4 [37]
Roberto Mozzini   Italy DF 1979–1981 59 1 [38]
Herbert Prohaska   Austria MF 1980–1982 81 11 [39]
Klaus Bachlechner   Italy DF 1981–1982 31 0 [40]
Giancarlo Centi   Italy MF 1981–1982 34 1 [41]
Fausto Pizzi   Italy MF 1985–1986
1990–1992		 55 6 [42]
Daniel Passarella   Argentina DF 1986–1988 73 15 [43]
Corrado Verdelli   Italy DF 1986–1990 57 0 [44]
Salvatore Nobile   Italy DF 1987–1988 38 0 [45]
Dario Morello   Italy MF 1987–1990 44 5 [46]
Ramón Díaz   Argentina FW 1988–1989 43 15 [47]
Paolo Stringara   Italy MF 1990–1991 29 1 [48]
Darko Pančev   North Macedonia FW 1992–1994
1994–1995		 29 10 [49]
Igor Shalimov   Russia MF 1992–1994 67 14 [50]
Paolo Tramezzani   Italy DF 1992–1994 34 0 [51]
Salvatore Schillaci   Italy FW 1992–1994 36 12 [52]
Dennis Bergkamp   Netherlands MF 1993–1995 72 22 [53]
Wim Jonk   Netherlands MF 1993–1995 67 13 [54]
Francesco Dell'Anno   Italy MF 1993–1996 53 1 [55]
Gianluca Festa   Italy DF 1993–1997 88 4 [56]
Pierluigi Orlandini   Italy MF 1994–1996 39 6 [57]
Benito Carbone   Italy MF 1995–1996 43 4 [58]
Paul Ince   England MF 1995–1997 73 13 [59]
Maurizio Ganz   Italy FW 1995–1997 98 39 [60]
Alessandro Pistone   Italy FB 1995–1997 60 1 [61]
Marco Branca   Italy FW 1995–1998 70 25 [62]
Ciriaco Sforza   Switzerland MF 1996–1997 40 4 [63]
Jocelyn Angloma   France DF 1996–1997 46 3 [64]
Fabio Galante   Italy DF 1996–1999 88 3 [65]
Luigi Sartor   Italy DF 1997–1998 38 1 [66]
Diego Simeone   Argentina MF 1997–1999 85 14 [67]
Zé Elias   Brazil MF 1997–1999 53 4 [68]
Taribo West   Nigeria MF 1997–1999 65 2 [69]
Ronaldo   Brazil FW 1997–2002 99 59 [70]
Paulo Sousa   Portugal MF 1998–2000 40 0 [71]
Andrea Pirlo   Italy MF 1998–1999
2000–2001		 40 0 [72]
Sébastien Frey   France GK 1998–1999
2000–2001		 47 0 [73]
Nicola Ventola   Italy FW 1998–1999
2000–2005		 64 21 [74]
Laurent Blanc   France DF 1999–2001 74 6 [75]
Vladimir Jugović   Yugoslavia MF 1999–2001 49 3 [76]
Dario Šimić   Croatia DF 1999–2002 97 4 [77]
Clarence Seedorf   Netherlands MF 1999–2002 93 14 [78]
Hakan Şükür   Turkey FW 2000–2001 34 6 [79]
Javier Farinós   Spain MF 2000–2002
2003–2004		 76 3 [80]
Giovanni Pasquale   Italy DF 2003–2005 57 0 [81]
Giorgos Karagounis   Greece MF 2003–2005 36 0 [82]
Andy van der Meyde   Netherlands FW 2003–2005 54 4 [83]
Kily González   Argentina FW 2003–2006 75 0 [84]
Giuseppe Favalli   Italy DF 2004–2006 68 0 [85]
Zé Maria   Brazil MF 2004–2006 49 1 [86]
Juan Sebastián Verón   Argentina MF 2004–2006 74 4 [87]
Siniša Mihajlović   Serbia MF 2004–2006 42 7 [88]
David Pizarro   Chile MF 2005–2006 40 3 [89]
Marco Andreolli   Italy MF 2005–2007
2013–2015
2016–2017		 39 3 [90]
Santiago Solari   Argentina MF 2005–2008 71 7 [91]
Fabio Grosso   Italy DF 2006–2007 35 3 [92]
César   Brazil MF 2006–2008 36 3 [93]
Olivier Dacourt   France MF 2006–2009 51 0 [94]
Patrick Vieira   France MF 2006–2010 90 9 [95]
Luis Jiménez   Chile MF 2007–2009 30 4 [96]
Mario Balotelli   Italy FW 2007–2010 86 28 [97]
Nelson Rivas   Colombia DF 2007–2011 28 0 [98]
David Suazo   Honduras FW 2007–2011 40 8 [99]
Jonathan Biabiany   France U 2006–2007
2010–2011
2015–2017		 50 2 [100]
Mancini   Brazil MF 2008–2010 36 2 [101]
Ricardo Quaresma   Portugal MF 2008–2010 32 1 [102]
Sulley Muntari   Ghana MF 2008–2012 97 7 [103]
Thiago Motta   Italy MF 2009–2011 83 12 [104]
Marko Arnautović   Austria FW 2009–2010
2023–present		 34 4
Cristiano Biraghi   Italy DF 2010–2011
2019–2020		 39 3
Goran Pandev   North Macedonia FW 2010–2011 69 8 [105]
Philippe Coutinho   Brazil MF 2010–2013 47 5 [106]
Mcdonald Mariga   Kenya MF 2010–2014 36 2 [107]
Luca Castellazzi   Italy GK 2010–2014 36 0 [108]
Joel Obi   Nigeria MF 2010–2015 71 3 [109]
Giampaolo Pazzini   Italy FW 2011–2012 60 19 [110]
Mauro Zárate   Argentina FW 2011–2012 31 3 [111]
Jonathan Moreira   Brazil DF 2011–2015 66 6 [112]
Ricky Álvarez   Argentina MF 2011–2015 90 14 [113]
Antonio Cassano   Italy FW 2012–2013 39 10 [114]
Walter Gargano   Uruguay MF 2012–2013 36 0 [115]
Álvaro Pereira   Uruguay DF 2012–2014 47 1 [116]
Juan Pablo Carrizo   Argentina GK 2013–2017 27 0 [117]
Rolando   Portugal DF 2013–2014 29 4 [118]
Zdravko Kuzmanović   Serbia MF 2013–2015 55 1 [119]
Saphir Taïder   Algeria DF 2013–2015 26 2 [120]
Hugo Campagnaro   Argentina DF 2013–2015 39 0 [121]
Mateo Kovačić   Croatia MF 2013–2015 98 8 [122]
Dodô   Brazil DF 2014–2016 29 2
Hernanes   Brazil MF 2014–2015 52 7 [123]
Nemanja Vidić   Serbia DF 2014–2016 28 1 [124]
Adem Ljajić   Serbia FW 2015–2016 29 4 [125]
Felipe Melo   Brazil MF 2015–2017 38 1 [126]
Jeison Murillo   Colombia DF 2015–2017 69 3 [127]
Geoffrey Kondogbia   France MF 2015–2017 56 2 [128]
Stevan Jovetić   Montenegro FW 2015–2017 33 7 [129]
Éder   Italy FW 2016–2018 86 14 [130]
Cristian Ansaldi   Argentina DF 2016–2017 26 0 [131]
Éver Banega   Argentina MF 2016–2017 33 6 [132]
João Mário   Portugal MF 2016–2018
2018–2019		 69 4 [133]
João Cancelo   Portugal DF 2017–2018 28 1
Dalbert   Brazil DF 2017–2019
2022–2023		 26 1
Kwadwo Asamoah   Ghana DF 2018–2020 53 0
Radja Nainggolan   Belgium MF 2018–2019
2020–2021		 41 7
Keita Baldé   Senegal FW 2018–2019 29 5
Matteo Politano   Italy FW 2018–2020 63 6
Diego Godín   Uruguay DF 2019–2020 36 2
Stefano Sensi   Italy MF 2019–2022
2023–present		 56 4
Christian Eriksen   Denmark MF 2020–2021 60 8
Ashley Young   England DF 2020–2021 59 5
Achraf Hakimi   Morocco DF 2020–2021 45 7
Arturo Vidal   Chile MF 2020–2022 71 4
Joaquín Correa   Argentina FW 2021–2023 77 10
Robin Gosens   Germany DF 2022–2023 58 5
André Onana   Cameroon GK 2022–2023 41 0
Francesco Acerbi   Italy DF 2022–present 85 4
Kristjan Asllani   Albania MF 2022–present 57 1
Henrikh Mkhitaryan   Armenia MF 2022–present 93 7
Carlos Augusto   Brazil DF 2023–present 42 1
Davide Frattesi   Italy MF 2023–present 38 7
Benjamin Pavard   France DF 2023–present 29 0
Yann Sommer   Switzerland GK 2023–present 41 0
Marcus Thuram   France FW 2023–present 43 14

See also edit

Notes edit

  • ^ A utility player is one who is considered to play in multiple positions.

References edit

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