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1994–95 Inter Milan season

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Manager
  
Ottavio Bianchi

Coppa Italia
  
Quarter Finals

Top goalscorer
  
Rubén Sosa (8)

Serie A
  
6th

UEFA Cup
  
2nd Round

Chairman
  
Ernesto Pellegrini Massimo Moratti

F.C. Internazionale did not win any trophies, unlike the previous season, but regained some stability with a sixth place in the domestic league competition. The most significant event was that Massimo Moratti, son of former president Angelo, took charge of the club, which reignited the club as a force on the transfer market. The summer of 1995 saw English international Paul Ince and Brazilian starlet Roberto Carlos being bought.

Contents

Goalkeepers

  • Gianluca Pagliuca
  • Marco Fortin
  • Luca Mondini

    • Defenders

  • Giuseppe Bergomi
  • Giovanni Bia
  • Mirko Conte
  • Paolo Tramezzani
  • Gianluca Festa
  • Massimo Paganin
  • Antonio Paganin

    • Midfielders

  • Wim Jonk
  • Marco Barollo
  • Francesco Dell'Anno
  • Pierluigi Orlandini
  • Angelo Orlando
  • Alessandro Bianchi
  • Nicola Berti
  • Antonio Manicone
  • Davide Fontolan
  • Andrea Seno
  • Igor Shalimov

    • Attackers

  • Dennis Bergkamp
  • Darko Pančev
  • Rubén Sosa
  • Marco Delvecchio

    • Top Scorers

  • Rubén Sosa 8
  • Nicola Berti 5
  • Pierluigi Orlandini 4
  • Marco Delvecchio 4
  • Dennis Bergkamp 3

    • References

    1994–95 Inter Milan season Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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