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1995–96 Inter Milan season

Field	Value
club	Inter Milan
season	1995–96
owner	Massimo Moratti
chairman	Massimo Moratti
chrtitle	President
manager	Ottavio Bianchi
(until 25 September 1995)
Luis Suárez
(until 16 October 1995)
Roy Hodgson
league	Serie A
league result	7th
league topscorer
Marco Branca (17)
season topscorer
Marco Branca (17)
cup1	Coppa Italia
cup1 result	Semi-final
cup2	UEFA Cup
cup2 result	First round
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(until 25 September 1995) Luis Suárez (until 16 October 1995) Roy Hodgson Marco Branca (17) Marco Branca (17)

During the 1995–96 Italian football season, Inter Milan 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

Transfers

In	Pos.	Name	from
MF	Paul Ince	Manchester United
DF	Javier Zanetti	Banfield
DF	Roberto Carlos	Palmeiras
FW	Sebastián Rambert	Independiente
MF	Benito Carbone	Napoli
FW	Maurizio Ganz	Atalanta
DF	Salvatore Fresi	Salernitana
GK	Giorgio Frezzolini	Carpi
GK	Marco Landucci	Avellino
GK	Marco Varaldi	Milan
DF	Felice Centofanti	Ancona
DF	Alessandro Pedroni	Cremonese
MF	Fabio Cinetti	Monza
MF	Massimiliano Fusani	Aosta
FW	Mohamed Kallon	Tadamon Sour
MF	Fabio Di Sauro	Gualdo	loan ended
MF	Igor Shalimov	Duisburg	loan ended
FW	Arturo Di Napoli	Gualdo	loan ended
MF	Antonio Manicone	Genoa	loan ended
DF	Mirko Taccola	Palermo	loan ended
DF	Paolo Tramezzani	Venezia	loan ended

Out	Pos.	Name	To
FW	Dennis Bergkamp	Arsenal
MF	Wim Jonk	PSV Eindhoven
FW	Rubén Sosa	Borussia Dortmund
FW	Darko Pančev	Fortuna Dusseldorf
GK	Marco Fortin	Pro Sesto	co-ownership
GK	Luca Mondini	Vicenza	co-ownership
GK	Paolo Orlandoni	Ancona	loan
DF	Giovanni Bia	Udinese	loan
DF	Antonio Paganin	Atalanta
DF	Mirko Conte	Piacenza	co-ownership
DF	Mirko Taccola	Napoli	co-ownership
DF	Paolo Tramezzani	Cesena	loan
MF	Marco Barollo	Venezia
MF	Fabio Di Sauro	Cremonese	co-ownership
MF	Angelo Orlando	Cremonese
MF	Igor Shalimov	Lugano	loan
MF	Andrea Zanchetta	Foggia	co-ownership
FW	Mohammed Kallon	Lugano	loan
FW	Arturo Di Napoli	Napoli	co-ownership
FW	Massimo Marazzina	Foggia	co-ownership
FW	Marco Veronese	Reggiana	loan

Winter

In	Pos.	Name	from	Type
FW	Marco Branca	Roma
DF	Alessandro Pistone	Vicenza

Out	Pos.	Name	To	Type
FW	Sebastián Rambert	Real Zaragoza	loan
FW	Marco Delvecchio	Roma

Competitions

Serie A

Main article: 1995-96 Serie A

League table

Results by round

|text_2-7=1996–97 UEFA Cup First round

Matches

D. Baggio Buso Ganz
Delvecchio Carbone Ganz Branca Protti
Ingesson Branca R. Carlos Padalino Zanetti
Pistone
Branca Carbone
Ince
Festa
Ganz Conte Branca
Ganz

Coppa Italia

Main article: 1995–96 Coppa Italia

Second round

Eightfinals

Festa

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

UEFA Cup

Main article: UEFA Cup 1995–96

First round

Statistics

Players statistics

References

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1995/96

References

"Inter 1995". storiainter.it.
"Inter 1995". storiainter.it.

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