F.C. Internazionale Milano
Location of Internazionale Milano F.C.
Location of the stadium of Inter F.C. (Guiseppe Meazza Stadium (San Siro))
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Official Name: F.C. Internazionale Milano
President: Massimo Moratti
Secretary: Paola Capozzi
Coach: Rafael Benítez
Address: Via Durini 24 20122 Milano, Italy
Telephone: (+39) 02 77151
Fax: (+39) 02 781 514
E-mail: inter@inter.it
Website: http://www.inter.it/
Uniform: Black/blue horizontal stripes
Alternative uniform: White/blue words
Achievements:
European Champions Clubs' Cup winner: 1964, 1965
UEFA Cup winner: 1991, 1994, 1998, 2010
UEFA Europa League winner: 1991, 1994, 1998
Intercontinental Cup winner: 1964, 1966
Italian Cup winner: 1939, 1978, 1982, 2005, 2006, 2010
Italian Super Cup winner: 1989, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010
Italian Championship winner: 1910, 1920, 1930, 1938, 1940, 1953, 1954, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1971, 1980, 1989, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Mitropa Cup winner: 1933
1908: March 9: Foundation of F.C. Internazionale Milano, by international players and persons from AC Milan, First president: Giovanni Paramitthiotti
1909: New president: Ettore Strauss, First manager: Virgilio Fossati
1910: New president: Carlo De Medici, Italian Championship winner
1912: New manager: Emilio Hirzel
1914: New manager: Luigi Ansbacher, New president: Giuseppe Visconti Di Modrone
1919: New president: Giorgio Hulss
1920: New president: Francesco Mauro, New manager: Nino Resegotti, Italian Championship winner
1922: New manager: Bob Spotiswood
1923: New president: Enrico Olivetti
1924: New manager: Paolo Schiedler
1926: New president: Senatore Borletti, New manager: Arpad Weisz
1928: New manager: Jozsef Viola
1929: New president: Ernesto Torrusio, New manager: Arpad Weisz
1930: New president: Oreste Simonotti, Italian Championship winner
1931: New manager: Istvan Toth
1932: New president: Ferdinando Pozzani, New manager: Arpad Weisz
1933: Mitropa Cup winner
1934: New manager: Gyula Feldmann
1936: New manager: Albino Carraro, New manager: Armando Castellazzi
1938: New manager: Tony Carnelli, Italian Championship winner
1939: Italian Cup winner
1940: New manager: Giuseppe Peruchetti, Italian Championship winner
1941: New manager: Italo Zamberletti, New manager: Ivo Fiorentini
1942: New president: Carlo Masseroni, New manager: Giovanni Ferrari
1945: New manager: Carlo Carcano
1946: New manager: Nino Nutrizio
1947: New manager: Giuseppe Meazza
1948: New manager: Carlo Carcano, New manager: John Astley
1949: New manager: Giulio Capelli
1950: New manager: Aldo Olivieri
1952: New manager: Alfredo Foni
1953: Italian Championship winner
1954: Italian Championship winner
1955: New president: Angelo Moratti, New manager: Aldo Campatelli, New manager: Giuseppe Meazza
1956: New manager: Annibale Frossi
1957: New manager: Luigi Ferrero, New manager: Giuseppe Meazza, New manager: Jesse Carver
1958: New manager: Giuseppe Bigogno
1959: New manager: Aldo Campatelli
1960: New manager: Camillo Achilli, New manager: Giulio Capelli, New manager: Helenio Herrera
1963: Italian Championship winner
1964: European Champions Clubs' Cup winner, Intercontinental Cup winner
1965: European Champions Clubs' Cup winner, Italian Championship winner
1966: Intercontinental Cup winner, Italian Championship winner
1968: New president: Ivanoe Fraizzoli, New manager: Alfredo Foni
1971: New manager: Giovanni Invernizzi, Italian Championship winner
1972: European Cup finalist
1973: New manager: Enea Masiero, New manager: Heriberto Herrera
1974: New manager: Enea Masiero, New manager: Luis Suárez
1976: New manager: Giuseppe Chiappella
1977: New manager: Eugenio Bersellini
1978: Italian Cup winner
1980: Italian Championship winner
1982: New manager: Rino Marchesi, Italian Cup winner
1983: New manager: Luigi Radice
1984: New president: Ernesto Pellegrini, New manager: Ilario Castagner
1986: New manager: Mario Corso, New manager: Giovanni Trapattoni
1989: Italian Super Cup winner, Italian Championship winner
1991: New manager: Corrado Orrico, UEFA Cup winner, UEFA Europa League winner
1992: New manager: Luis Suárez, New manager: Osvaldo Bagnolli
1994: New manager: Giampiero Marini, New manager: Ottavio Bianchi, UEFA Cup winner, UEFA Europa League winner
1995: New president: Massimo Moratti, New manager: Luis Suárez, New manager: Roy Hodgson
1997: New manager: Luciano Castellini, New manager: Luigi Simoni
1998: UEFA Cup winner, UEFA Europa League winner
1999: New manager: Mircea Lucescu, New manager: Luciano Castellini, New manager: Roy Hodgson, New manager: Marcello Lippi
2001: New manager: Marco Tardelli, New manager: Héctor Raul Cúper
2003: New manager: Corrado Verdelli
2004: New president: Giacinto Facchetti, New manager: Alberto Zaccheroni, New coach: Roberto Manchini
2005: Italian Cup winner, Italian Super Cup winner
2006: New president: Massimo Moratti, Italian Super Cup winner, Italian Cup winner, Italian Championship winner, Inter is the only Italian club that never has been relegated from the top Division (after Juventus was relegated to Serie B (which is the Italian Second Division)) since it entered football in 1908
2007: Italian Championship winner, Italian Super Cup winner
2008: New manager: José Mourinho, Italian Championship winner, Italian Super Cup winner
2009: Italian Championship winner
2010: Italian Championship winner, Italian Cup winner, Italian Super Cup winner, UEFA Cup winner, New manager: Rafael Benítez
Useful Links about Inter F.C
- F.C. Internazionale Milano on Wikipedia
Useful, comprehensive description of Inernazionale F.C. on Wikipedia - Official Website of Inter F.C.
The english version of the site. - Official Facebook profile of Inter F.C.
Interact and contact Inter F.C. on Facebook - Official Youtube channel of Inter F.C.
In Italian. - Official Twitter profile of Inter F.C.
Read the official twitter tweets of the Italian club. tweet them and retweet. - Team Statistics
Read team statistics for the current and past seasons.
