1995–96 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1995–96 season

Chairman

Massimo Moratti

Manager

Ottavio Bianchi, Luis Suárez, Roy Hodgson

7th

Top goalscorer

League: Marco Branca (17)
All: Marco Branca (17)

← 1994–95

1996–97 →

During the 1995–96 Italian football season, F.C. Internazionale Milano competed in Serie A.

Season summary

Inter continued to languish quite far back from the top teams, finishing an unspectacular seventh in the domestic league competition. Despite a reigniting of the team under Roy Hodgson, poached away from Switzerland's national team, Inter was unable to claim a European slot on merit, and was only awarded a UEFA Cup slot thanks to Juventus winning the Champions League.

Prior to the season had Inter made three important signings, with Paul Ince, Roberto Carlos and Javier Zanetti all joining the club. While Ince and Roberto Carlos would leave the club in a few seasons, Zanetti would be a stalwart for Inter in years to come, captaining the team in the 2010 UEFA Champions League Final, 15 years on from his signing.

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Gianluca Pagliuca
2	DF	Giuseppe Bergomi
3	DF	Roberto Carlos
4	DF	Javier Zanetti
5	MF	Francesco Dell'Anno
6	DF	Andrea Seno
7	MF	Pierluigi Orlandini
8	MF	Paul Ince
9	MF	Felice Centofanti
10	MF	Nicola Berti
12	GK	Giorgio Frezzolini
13	DF	Gianluca Festa
14	DF	Alessandro Bianchi

No.	Position	Player
15	MF	Fabio Cinetti
16	DF	Alessandro Pedroni
17	FW	Salvatore Fresi
18	MF	Benito Carbone
19	DF	Massimo Paganin
20	MF	Antonio Manicone
22	GK	Marco Landucci
23	FW	Maurizio Ganz
24	FW	Davide Fontolan
26	FW	Caio
27	FW	Marco Branca
28	DF	Alessandro Pistone
	FW	Gionatha Spinesi

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
11		FW	Sebastián Rambert (to Real Zaragoza)

No.		Position	Player
21		FW	Marco Delvecchio (to Roma)

Results

Serie A

1	Inter	1–0	Vicenza
	R. Carlos 53'

2	Parma	2–1	Inter
	Zola 48' D. Baggio 52'		R. Carlos 41'

3	Inter	0–0	Piacenza

4	Napoli	2–1	Inter
	Imbriani 33' Buso 66'		Fontolan 46'

5	Inter	4–0	Torino
	R. Carlos 10' Ganz 35' (pen.), 53' (pen.) Delvecchio 45'

6	Atalanta	1–1	Inter
	Morfeo 85'		Herrera 71' (o.g.)

7	Inter	0–0	Lazio

8	Inter	1–1	Milan
	M. Paganin 19'		Savićević 46'

9	Sampdoria	0–0	Inter

10	Inter	2–1	Udinese
	Branca 57' Carbone 74'		Bia 79' (pen.)

11	Fiorentina	1–1	Inter
	Batistuta 66'		Ganz 17'

12	Inter	2–0	Cremonese
	Zanetti 19' Ganz 43'

13	Padova	2–1	Inter
	Vlaović 16, 47'		Ganz 43'

14	Juventus	1–0	Inter
	Vialli 29'

15	Inter	4–0	Cagliari
	Ganz 12' Branca 23, 35, 68'

16	Bari	4–1	Inter
	Sala 35' Protti 73, 90' Ingesson 79'		R. Carlos 15'

17	Inter	2–0	Roma
	Branca 17, 66'

18	Vicenza	1–1	Inter
	Otero 89' (pen.)		Ganz 24'

19	Inter	1–1	Parma
	Branca 83'		Stoichkov 5'

20	Piacenza	1–0	Inter
	A. Carbone 90'

21	Inter	4–0	Napoli
	Ganz 32', 56' (pen.) Branca 67, 80'

22	Torino	0–1	Inter
			Branca 16'

23	Inter	1–0	Atalanta
	Branca 7'

24	Lazio	0–1	Inter
			Nesta 64' (o.g.)

25	Milan	0–1	Inter
			Branca 5'

26	Inter	0–2	Sampdoria
			Chiesa 44', 68' (pen.)

27	Udinese	1–2	Inter
	Bierhoff 81'		Fontolan 24' R. Carlos 65'

28	Inter	1–2	Fiorentina
	Centofanti 10'		Cois 26' Padalino 32'

29	Cremonese	2–4	Inter
	Tentoni 51, 82'		Ince 45' Zanetti 55' Pistone 79' Branca 90'

30	Inter	8–2	Padova
	Branca 4, 40, 47' Carbone 12' Ince 45' Festa 66' Ganz 78, 80'		Amoruso 27, 61'

31	Inter	1–2	Juventus
	Ganz 79'		Lombardo 4' Conte 55'

32	Cagliari	0–0	Inter

33	Inter	3–0	Bari
	Ince 34' Branca 38' Ganz 52'

34	Roma	1–0	Inter
	Di Biagio 44' (pen.)

Top scorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1995/96

Football Club Internazionale Milano

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Home stadium	Stadio Giuseppe Meazza Arena Civica

Training ground	Appiano Gentile

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