MILAN – Four Nerazzurri legends who have officially entered the Inter Hall of Fame will be honored: they are July Cesar, Giuseppe Bergomi, Esteban Cambiasso and Diego Milito, the winners of the third edition, which in 2020 celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Triplet. Therefore, among the candidates for the award were also the players from the 2009/2010 squad who have completed their competitive activity, a criterion that was added to the 60 appearances in official matches with the Inter shirt and the achievement of at least one title. with the Nerazzurri.
The time has come for the awards of the legends who have entered the honor roll of the Nerazzurri Hall of Fame thanks to hundreds of thousands of preferences, the votes of the fans, all the members of the world of Inter, as well as representatives of the main media National and international.
On Tuesday, March 9, starting at 21:00 CET, directly from the Inter headquarters, there will be a live event that will be broadcast on the club’s official channels: Inter TV, YouTube, Facebook and Inter.it. An evening in the company of Julio Cesar, Giuseppe Bergomi, Esteban Cambiasso and Diego Milito as special guests, as well as some surprises.
Nor will the special award, which will be delivered to a personality that has distinguished itself by values such as inclusion, brotherhood, unity, which have always been part of the history of FC Internazionale Milano. An award that in the first edition was given to the Moratti family and in the second to the former Nerazzurri goalkeeper Astutillo Malgioglio.
WINNERS:
JULIUS CAESAR:
Born in 1979, he wore the Inter shirt for 7 seasons, from 2005 to 2012: 300 games, 5 Scudettos, the Champions League, the Club World Cup, 3 Coppa Italia and 4 Italian Super Cups. Always leaving his mark, always as the protagonist, with his jersey number 12 (the number 1 was Toldo, in fact).
BEPPE BERGOMI:
After Zanetti and Facchetti, another defender who proudly wore the Inter captain’s armband for years. Bergomi is the youngest debutant in Inter’s history: born in December 1963, he made his debut on January 30, 1980, at 16 years and 39 days, at Juventus 0-0 Inter in Coppa Italia. Since that day, he has never taken off his Nerazzurri shirt: 756 appearances for Inter, 28 goals, a Scudetto (the record holder), a Coppa Italia, a Super Cup of Italy, three UEFA Cups. Captain, symbol, defender of extraordinary talent, World Champion with Italy when he was not yet 19 years old.
ESTEBAN CAMBIASSO:
From 2004 to 2014 the Inter midfield had a metronome, a leader, an attacker, a reasoner. Cambiasso, who arrived on tiptoe from Real Madrid, won the love of the fans, the hearts of the Inter fans, the keys to the half court and many trophies. A natural driver, Interista on the inside, Cambiasso joins two other legendary midfielders from Nerazzurri history. The “Cuchu” played 430 games and scored 51 goals with the Nerazzurri shirt: ten seasons, 5 Scudettos, a Champions League, a Club World Cup, 4 Coppas Italia, 4 Italian Super Cups.
DIEGO MILITO:
Prince, but also king. Diego Milito marked the most beautiful beats of the triumphal parade of 2009/2010. Triplet, like the three trophies. Thirty goals in that extraordinary year, four of which decided the final of the Coppa Italia, the Scudetto on the last day, the Champions League with a double against Bayern Munich. Diego joins the Inter Hall of Fame after two sacred monsters of Nerazzurri history: Ronaldo and Giuseppe Meazza. A trident that embraces the entire history of the Nerazzurri and makes one tremble. Milito, at Inter from 2009 to 2014, played 171 games and scored 75 goals.
THE GOLD BOOK OF THE NERAZZURRA HALL OF FAME
2018: Walter Zenga, Javier Zanetti, Lothar Matthäus, Ronaldo. Special Prize: Moratti Family.
2019: Francesco Toldo, Giacinto Facchetti, Dejan Stankovic, Giuseppe Meazza. BUU Award: Astutillo Malgioglio.
2020: Julio Cesar, Beppe Bergomi, Esteban Cambiasso, Diego Milito.
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