List of Inter Milan seasons explained

Football Club Internazionale Milano is an Italian professional football club based in Milan, Lombardy. The club was founded on 9 March 1908 as a split between the Milan Cricket and football club. They played their first competitive match on the 10 January 1909 against fellow Milan team AC Milan.[1] The following year, they won their first piece of silverware with the team defeating Pro Vercelli in a championship play-off.

This is a list of seasons played by Inter Milan in Italian and European football. It details the club's achievements in major competitions, managers, and top league goalscorers for each season.

Key

WinnersRunners-upThird placeTop goalscorer in Serie A

Seasons

Correct as of the end of the 2023–24 season.

SeasonLeague UEFA CompetitionsOther CompetitionsTop goalscorer(s)
1908–09Campionato Federale di Prima Categoria/Lombardia20022503rd–––––Achille Gama
Bernard Schuler		1
1909–10Prima Categoria1612135526251st–––––Ernest Peterly25
1910–11Prima Categoria166192431136th–––––
1911–12Prima Categoria1810174222214th–––––
1912–13Prima Categoria106042414123rd–––––
1913–14Prima Categoria28194511341423rd–––––Luigi Cevenini37
1914–15Prima Categoria2115249822323rd–––––Emilio Agradi31
No competitive football was played between 1915–1919 due to the First World War
1919–20Prima Categoria23 17518428371st –––––Luigi Cevenini23
1920–21Prima Categoria/A2213548129313rd–––––Luigi Cevenini31
1921–22Prima Divisione (C.C.I.)/B22351429661112th–––––Ermanno Aebi6
1922–23Prima Divisione/A228593337217th–––––Leopoldo Conti10
1923–24Prima Divisione/A2211563125273rd–––––Leopoldo Conti8
1924–25Prima Divisione/A2212194437254th–––––Luigi Cevenini12
1925–26Prima Divisione2210574438255th–––––Leopoldo Conti13
1926–27Divisione Nazionale2815586238355thR3––––Anton Powolny22
1927–28Divisione Nazionale34147136769357th–––––Fulvio Bernardini17
1928–29Divisione Nazionale/B30173109538376th–––––Giuseppe Meazza33
1929–30Serie A3422668538501st––––SFGiuseppe Meazza31
1930–31Serie A34158116045385th–––––Giuseppe Meazza24
1931–32Serie A34158116752386th–––––
1932–33Serie A3419878053462nd––––Runners-up
1933–34Serie A3420956624492nd––––R1Giuseppe Meazza21
1934–35Serie A30151235824422nd––––R1
1935–36Serie A3014886134364thR16–––SFGiuseppe Meazza25
1936–37Serie A3091384335317thSF––––
1937–38Serie A3016955728411stSF–––QFGiuseppe Meazza20
1938–39Serie A3014975537373rdChampions–––QFAnnibale Frossi
Pietro Ferraris		10
1939–40Serie A3020465623441stR32––––Umberto Guarnieri15
1940–41Serie A3014795242352ndR16––––
1941–42Serie A307121131472612thR16––––
1942–43Serie A30154115338344thR16––––
No competitive football was played between 1944 and 1945 due to the Second World War
1945–46Serie A-B40237107237534th–––––Enrico Candiani6
1946–47Serie A3813101559543610th–––––Cosimo Muci16
1947–48Serie A401651967603712th–––––Bruno Quaresima16
1948–49Serie A38221158539552nd–––––István Nyers26
1949–50Serie A38217109960493rd–––––István Nyers30
1950–51Serie A38275610743592nd–––––István Nyers31
1951–52Serie A38217108649493rd–––––István Nyers23
1952–53Serie A3419964624471st–––––István Nyers15
1953–54Serie A34201136732511st–––––Gino Armano13
1954–55Serie A341310115549368th–––––Gino Armano14
1955–56Serie A34167115736393rd–––GS–Benito Lorenzi
Lennart Skoglund		10
1956–57Serie A341113105345355th––––Oscar Massei10
1957–58Serie A3410121236363211thGS–––Antonio Angelillo16
1958–59Serie A3420687741463rdRunners-up––QF–Antonio Angelillo33
1959–60Serie A34141285543404thQF–––Eddie Firmani12
1960–61Serie A3418887339443rdQF––SF–Eddie Firmani16
1961–62Serie A34191055931482ndR16––QF–Gerry Hitchens16
1962–63Serie A34191145620491stR16––––Beniamino Di Giacomo11
1963–64Serie A3423835421542ndQF–Champions––Jair da Costa12
1964–65Serie A34221026829541stRunners-up–Champions–ChampionsSandro Mazzola17
1965–66Serie A34201047028501stSF–SF–ChampionsSandro Mazzola19
1966–67Serie A34191055922482ndSF–Runners-up––Sandro Mazzola17
1967–68Serie A30137104634335thThird place––––Angelo Domenghini11
1968–69Serie A3014885526364thGS––––Mario Bertini11
1969–70Serie A3016954119412ndQF––SF–Roberto Boninsegna13
1970–71Serie A3019835026461stGS––R1–Roberto Boninsegna24
1971–72Serie A30131074928365thSF–Runners-up––Roberto Boninsegna22
1972–73Serie A3015783223375thSF––R3–Roberto Boninsegna12
1973–74Serie A30121174733354thSF––R1–Roberto Boninsegna23
1974–75Serie A301010102626309thSF––R2–Roberto Boninsegna9
1975–76Serie A3014973628374thSF––––Roberto Boninsegna10
1976–77Serie A30101373427334thRunners-up––R1–Carlo Muraro9
1977–78Serie A30131073524365thChampions––R1–Alessandro Altobelli10
1978–79Serie A30101643824364thQF–––QFAlessandro Altobelli
Carlo Muraro		11
1979–80Serie A30141334425411stQF––R2–Alessandro Altobelli15
1980–81Serie A3014884124364thGS–SF––Alessandro Altobelli12
1981–82Serie A30111363934355thChampions––R2–Alessandro Altobelli9
1982–83Serie A30121444023383rdSF–––QFAlessandro Altobelli15
1983–84Serie A30121173723354thGS––R3–Alessandro Altobelli10
1984–85Serie A30131254228383rdSF––SF–Alessandro Altobelli17
1985–86Serie A30128103633326thQF––SF–Karl-Heinz Rummenigge13
1986–87Serie A3015873217383rdQF––QF–Alessandro Altobelli11
1987–88Serie A30111094235325thSF––R3–Alessandro Altobelli9
1988–89Serie A3426626719581stGS––R3–Aldo Serena22
1989–90Serie A34171075532443rdQFChampionsR1––Jürgen Klinsmann13
1990–91Serie A34181065631463rdR16––Champions–Lothar Matthäus16
1991–92Serie A34101772828378thQF––R1–Jürgen Klinsmann7
1992–93Serie A34171255936462ndQF––––Rubén Sosa20
1993–94Serie A341191446453113thQF––Champions–Rubén Sosa16
1994–95Serie A341410103934526thR32––R1–Rubén Sosa8
1995–96Serie A34159105130547thSF––R1–Marco Branca17
1996–97Serie A34151455135593rdSF––Runners-up–Youri Djorkaeff14
1997–98Serie A3421676227692ndQF––Champions–Ronaldo25
1998–99Serie A34137145954468thSF–––Ronaldo14
1999–2000Serie A34177105836584thRunners-up–––Christian Vieri13
2000–01Serie A34149114747515thQFRunners-upQR3R4–Christian Vieri18
2001–02Serie A3420956235693rdR16––SF–Christian Vieri22
2002–03Serie A3419876438652ndR16–SF––Christian Vieri24
2003–04Serie A3417895937594thSF–GSQF–Christian Vieri13
2004–05Serie A38181826537723rdChampions–QF––Adriano16
2005–06Serie A3823786830761st[2] ChampionsChampionsQF––Julio Cruz15
2006–07Serie A38 30 7 180 34 971stRunners-upChampionsR16––Zlatan Ibrahimović15
2007–08Serie A38251036926851stRunners-upRunners-upR16––Zlatan Ibrahimović17
2008–09Serie A3825947032841stSFChampionsR16––Zlatan Ibrahimović25
2009–10Serie A38241047534821stChampionsRunners-upChampions––Diego Milito22
2010–11Serie A3823786524762ndChampionsChampionsQF–Runners-upSamuel Eto'o21
Champions
2011–12Serie A38 17 7 1458 55 586thQFRunners-upR16––Diego Milito24
2012–13Serie A38166 1655 57 549thSF––R16–Rodrigo Palacio12
2013–14Serie A38151586239605thR16––––Rodrigo Palacio17
2014–15Serie A381413115948558thQF––R16–Mauro Icardi22
2015–16Serie A38207115038674thSF––––Mauro Icardi16
2016–17Serie A38195147249627thQF––GS–Mauro Icardi24
2017–18Serie A38201266630724thQF––––Mauro Icardi29
2018–19Serie A3820995733694thQF–GSR16–Mauro Icardi11
2019–20Serie A38241048136822ndSF–GSRunners-up–Romelu Lukaku23
2020–21Serie A3828738935911stSF–GS––Romelu Lukaku24
2021–22Serie A3825948432842ndChampionsChampionsR16––Lautaro Martínez21
2022–23Serie A38233127142723rdChampionsChampionsRunners-up––Lautaro Martínez21
2023–24Serie A3829728922941stR16ChampionsR16––Lautaro Martínez24

Double, Treble, Quadruple and Quintuple

Notes and References

  1. Book: La storia dell'Inter. Stefano Petrucci. L'Airone Editrice. 2005. 4. italian.
  2. This title was awarded through the courts following the Calciopoli scandal.

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