1991–92 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1991–92 season

Chairman

Ernesto Pellegrini

Manager

Corrado Orrico
Luis Suárez

Serie A

8th

Coppa Italia

Quarter Finals

UEFA Cup

Last 32

Top goalscorer

Jürgen Klinsmann (7)

← 1990–91

1992–93 →

F.C. Internazionale Milano had a relatively mediocre season, in which it won only ten out of 34 league games contested, yet was never in danger of relegation, because of its 17 draws, which meant half of Inter's games were left without a winner on either side. Inter only scored 28 league goals, despite having fearsome German striker Jürgen Klinsmann and playmaker Lothar Matthäus at its disposal. Inter was saved by its defence with goalkeeper Walter Zenga being in top form, and also including captain Giuseppe Bergomi plus its third German Andreas Brehme. When Corrado Orrico's defensive football failed to deliver results, president Pellegrini called in former striker Luis Suárez to lead the team for the rest of the season. He was not given a new contract for 1992-93, since Osvaldo Bagnoli from Genoa was appointed to lead the team in the future.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Inter	1–1	Foggia
	Ciocci 61'		Baiano 52'

2	Roma	0–1	Inter
			Matthäus 85' (pen.)

3	Inter	2–0	Verona
	Desideri 45', 69' (pen.)

4	Sampdoria	4–0	Inter
	Mancini 34' Lombardo 57, 85' Vialli 65'

5	Lazio	0–1	Inter
			Ferri 1'

6	Inter	1–1	Fiorentina
	Desideri 48'		Fiondella 70'

7	Cagliari	1–1	Inter
	Fonseca 29'		D. Baggio 24'

8	Inter	0–0	Napoli

9	Torino	0–0	Inter

10	Inter	2–1	Ascoli
	Berti 47' Ferri 52'		Troglio 90'

11	Parma	1–1	Inter
	Cuoghi 31'		Fontolan 14'

12	Inter	1–1	Milan
	Klinsmann 54'		van Basten 18'

13	Juventus	2–1	Inter
	R. Baggio 37' (pen.) Galia 83'		Matthäus 89' (pen.)

14	Inter	2–2	Genoa
	Brehme 16' Pizzi 80'		Aguilera 61' Eranio 72'

15	Cremonese	0–1	Inter
			Klinsmann 90'

16	Inter	1–0	Bari
	Klinsmann 86'

17	Atalanta	1–0	Inter
	Bianchezi 29' (pen.)

18	Foggia	2–2	Inter
	Baiano 83' (pen.) Petrescu 87'		Matthäus 31' (pen.) Klinsmann 53'

19	Inter	0–0	Roma

20	Verona	1–0	Inter
	E. Rossi 23'

21	Inter	0–0	Sampdoria

22	Inter	1–0	Lazio
	Matthäus 24' (pen.)

23	Fiorentina	1–1	Inter
	Iachini 57'		Fontolan 29'

24	Inter	0–0	Cagliari

25	Napoli	1–1	Inter
	Zola 13'		Desideri 52'

26	Inter	0–0	Torino

27	Ascoli	1–2	Inter
	Bierhoff 12'		Klinsmann 28, 78'

28	Inter	0–0	Parma

29	Milan	1–0	Inter
	Massaro 89'

30	Inter	1–3	Juventus
	Fontolan 62'		R. Baggio 30' (pen.), 37' Schillaci 54'

31	Genoa	1–2	Inter
	Caricola 60'		Pizzi 66' (pen.) Klinsmann 67'

32	Inter	0–2	Cremonese
			Dezotti 63', 90' (pen.)

33	Bari	0–2	Inter
			Bianchi 45' Pizzi 90'

34	Inter	0–0	Atalanta

Top Scorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1991/92

Football Club Internazionale Milano

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Home stadium	Stadio Giuseppe Meazza Arena Civica

Training ground	Appiano Gentile

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