| Season: | 1989–90 |
| League Topscorer: | Jürgen Klinsmann (13) |
| Season Topscorer: | Klinsmann (15) |
| Cup3 Result: | Winners |
| Updated: | 29 April 1990 |
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| Nextseason: | 1990–91 |
The reigning champions of Internazionale changed his centre-forward, Ramón Díaz, with Jürgen Klinsmann: in German league, he had scored at least 15 goals for season since 1985.[1] In fact, he soon proved his skills scoring twice in Coppa Italia.[2] [3] However, the long-awaited European campaign expired out in the first round:[4] Malmö, champions of Sweden, beaten Inter for 1–0 and then equalized 1–1 in Milan, defeating Trapattoni's side.[5] [6]
Despite the conquest of domestic supercup,[7] Internazionale was not able to solve the problem of partnership between Klinsmann and Aldo Serena: they also were not strong enough for Milan and Napoli, finishing the league with only a third place.[8]
Gabriele Baraldi Giuseppe Bergomi Riccardo Ferri Alberto Rivolta Stefano Rossini Corrado Verdelli Paolo Tramezzani Giuseppe Baresi Nicola Berti Alessandro Bianchi Enrico Cucchi Pierluigi Di Già Andrea Mandorlini Gianfranco Matteoli Fabio Tricario Cristiano ScapoloSee main article: 1989–90 Serie A.
See main article: 1989–90 Coppa Italia. First roundEightfinalsGroup phase- Group B
See main article: 1989-90 European Cup. First round
See main article: 1989 Supercoppa Italiana.