1984–85 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1984–85 season

Chairman

Ernesto Pellegrini

Manager

3rd

Top goalscorer

League: Altobelli (17)
All: Altobelli (25)

← 1983–84

1985–86 →

All statistics correct as of 26 June 1985.

Season

Inter purchased Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, a striker well known for his physical skills and the regularity in scoring.^[1] The other foreign was Liam Brady, former Juventus player.^[1] The German - who declared to have chosen the Italian league it was the most difficult step of his career - partnered with Alessandro Altobelli, resulting in a notable amount of goals.^[2] Before the Christmas break, Inter had reached the quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup and was second in Serie A behind an underdog opponent, Hellas Verona.^[3]

However, when the path became to get harder, the side did not manage to meet the expectations.^[2] In the semi-finals of European cup, they went out to Real Madrid despite a 2–0 win in the first leg: the Spanish team was able - in the second leg - to reach a 3–0 success, leaving Inter to complain for a glass bead that hit Bergomi on head.^[4] The season eneded in a third place outcome, behind Hellas Verona and Torino.^[2] Inter had a gap of five points from first place.^[2]

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Atalanta	1–1	Inter
	Osti 48'		Muraro 8'

2	Inter	2–1	Avellino
	Altobelli 54' (pen.) Pasinato 82'		Díaz 42'

3	Lazio	1–1	Inter
	Giordano 27'		Altobelli 33'

4	Inter	0–0	Verona

5	Torino	1–1	Inter
	Serena 56'		Bergomi 21'

6	Inter	1–0	Como
	Altobelli 42'

7	Milan	2–1	Inter
	Di Bartolomei 33' Hateley 63'		Altobelli 10'

8	Inter	4–0	Juventus
	Rummenigge 12, 88' Ferri 32' Collovati 75'

9	Inter	1–0	Udinese
	Galparoli 2' (o.g.)

10	Fiorentina	1–1	Inter
	Monelli 30'		Marini 44'

11	Inter	2–1	Napoli
	Rummenigge 62' Altobelli 88'		Caffarelli 47'

12	Cremonese	1–2	Inter
	Nicoletti 87'		Brady 5' Altobelli 37'

13	Inter	2–0	Sampdoria
	Altobelli 9' Rummenigge 82'

14	Inter	0–0	Roma

15	Ascoli	1–1	Inter
	Iachini 76'		Altobelli 49'

16	Inter	1–0	Atalanta
	Sabato 44'

17	Avellino	0–0	Inter

18	Inter	1–0	Lazio
	Marini 84'

19	Verona	1–1	Inter
	Briegel 48'		Altobelli 39'

20	Inter	1–1	Torino
	Collovati 28'		Corradini 13'

21	Como	0–0	Inter

22	Inter	2–2	Milan
	Rummenigge 48' Altobelli 81'		Virdis 22' Verza 85'

23	Juventus	3–1	Inter
	Tardelli 40' Boniek 62' Briaschi 87'		Altobelli 38'

24	Udinese	2–1	Inter
	Zico 38' Miano 69'		Altobelli 3'

25	Inter	1–0	Fiorentina
	Rummenigge 40'

26	Napoli	3–1	Inter
	Bertoni 18, 63' Dal Fiume 50'		Bergomi 39'

27	Inter	2–0	Cremonese
	Bencina 9' (o.g.) Altobelli 57' (pen.)

28	Sampdoria	1–2	Inter
	Scanziani 81'		Brady 40' (pen.) Altobelli 65'

29	Roma	4–3	Inter
	Ancelotti 25' Conti 38' Giannini 49' Pruzzo 51'		Oddi 28' (o.g.) Rummenigge 59' Altobelli 65'

30	Inter	5–1	Ascoli
	Marini 43' Altobelli 45' (pen.), 84' Bergomi 75' Rummenigge 82'		Cantarutti 48'

Appearances and goals

Statistics referred to domestic league.^[5]

Altobelli (30/17); Baresi G. (30/1); Bergomi (29/2); Brady (29/2); Collovati (29/2); Mandorlini (29); Sabato (29/1); Ferri (28/1); Rummenigge (26/8); Zenga (25/−23); Causio (24); Marini (23/3); Pasinato (12); Cucchi (7); Muraro (7/1); Recchi (5/−5); Bini (4).

References

1 2 Luciano Pedrelli (August 23, 1984). "All' opera Brady e Rummenigge". la Repubblica (in Italian). p. 25.
1 2 3 4 Stefano Petrucci (2005). La storia dell'Inter (in Italian). L'Airone Editrice. pp. 50–51. ISBN 88-7944-723-8.
↑ Gianni Brera (January 27, 1985). "Il giorno giusto per capire se l' Inter vale". la Repubblica (in Italian). p. 23.
↑ Gianni Brera (April 25, 1985). "L' Inter scompare davanti al Real". la Repubblica (in Italian). p. 25.
↑ Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio 1986 (in Italian). Panini Group. 1985.

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