Italy · Milan
Inter de Milán
Football Club Internazionale Milano
Nerazzurri, La Beneamata, Il Biscione
Inter Milan, founded in 1908 by members who broke away from Milan, are known as the Nerazzurri for their black and blue shirts.
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The club
- Name
- Inter de Milán
- Full name
- Football Club Internazionale Milano
- Nickname
- Nerazzurri, La Beneamata, Il Biscione
- Founded
- March 9, 1908
- City
- Milan
- Country
- Italy
- Official website
- inter.it
- Colors
- #000000, #0068A8
- Competitions
- Serie A (since 1908)
- Coppa Italia (since 1926)
- Mitropa Cup (1930–1939)
- Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (1955–1970)
- Champions League (since 1963)
- Intercontinental Cup (1964–1965)
- UEFA Cup (1972–2003)
- European Cup Winners' Cup (1978–1982)
- Supercoppa Italiana (since 1989)
- UEFA Super Cup (2010)
- FIFA Club World Cup (2010–2025)
- Europa League (2012–2019)
- In the archive
- 1 crest · 27 shirts
Current crest
Since 2021
Shirts
Club history
Inter Milan, founded in 1908 by members who broke away from Milan, are known as the Nerazzurri for their black and blue shirts. They are the only club to have played every season of Serie A and have won 21 scudetti, 10 Coppe Italia, 8 Supercoppe, 3 European Cups or Champions Leagues (1964, 1965 and 2010), 3 UEFA Cups, 2 Intercontinental Cups and the 2010 Club World Cup. Since 1947 they have played at San Siro, the stadium they share with Milan.
Stadium
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
- Popular name
- San Siro
- Location
- San Siro, Milan
- Capacity
- 75,817 spectators
- Opened
- 1926
- The club plays here
- Since 1947
- Former names
- Stadio San Siro (1926-1980)
The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, known as San Siro after the district where it stands, has been Inter's home since 1947 and is shared with Milan. It was promoted by Milan president Piero Pirelli and opened on 19 September 1926 with a derby between the two clubs; in 1935 it passed to the city council, which expanded it. In 1955 it gained a second tier, and for the 1990 World Cup a third tier and the roof; today it has 75,817 seats, the largest capacity in Italy. Since 1980 it has borne the name of Giuseppe Meazza, an idol of both clubs. In November 2025 Inter and Milan bought it from the city council for around 197 million euros and plan to build a new stadium next to it.
Former stadiums
The fans
Inter's organised support occupies the Curva Nord at San Siro, where the oldest group, the Boys San, was born in 1969; since 2022 almost all the groups have come together as Curva Nord Milano 1969. Their great derby is the Derby della Madonnina against Milan, which takes its name from the statue of the Virgin on the Duomo and is always played in the same stadium: Milan's supporters occupy the Curva Sud. Another historic rivalry is with Juventus, the so-called Derby d'Italia, a name coined by the journalist Gianni Brera in 1967 that grew more intense after Calciopoli. Traditionally Inter were seen as the club of the Milanese bourgeoisie and Milan as the club of the workers, a distinction that has now all but disappeared. The supporters have been twinned with Lazio's since 1989.
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