2023–24 Inter Milan season

Inter Milan

2023–24 season
Inter players line up before a pre-season friendly against Salzburg in August 2023
Chairman	Steven Zhang
Head coach	Simone Inzaghi
Stadium	San Siro
Serie A	1st
Coppa Italia	Round of 16
Supercoppa Italiana	Winners
UEFA Champions League	Round of 16
Top goalscorer	League: Lautaro Martínez (24) All: Lautaro Martínez (27)
Highest home attendance	75,573 v Roma 29 October 2023 (Serie A)
Lowest home attendance	63,519 v Bologna 20 December 2023 (Coppa Italia)
Average home league attendance	72,838
Biggest win	5–0 v Frosinone 10 May 2024 (Serie A)
Biggest defeat	1–2 v Sassuolo 27 September 2023 (Serie A) 1–2 v Bologna 20 December 2023 (Coppa Italia) 1–2 v Atlético Madrid 13 March 2024 (UEFA Champions League) 0–1 v Sassuolo 4 May 2024 (Serie A)
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The 2023–24 season was the 116th season in the existence of Inter Milan, which have all been played in the top division of Italian football. In addition to the domestic league, Inter participated in this season's editions of the Coppa Italia, the Supercoppa Italiana and the UEFA Champions League.

This season was the first since 2011–12 without Slovenian goalkeeper Samir Handanović, who announced his departure following the end of his contract, the first since 2013–14 without centre-back Danilo D'Ambrosio who departed the Nerazzurri club to join Monza, and the first since 2014–15 without Croatian midfielder Marcelo Brozović, who also left after being transferred to Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr.

On 20 December, Coppa Italia defending champions suffered a 1–2 loss after extra time against Bologna in the round of 16, getting knocked out of the competition. On 22 January, the Nerazzurri clinched their third consecutive Supercoppa Italiana by defeating Lazio 3–0 in the semi-finals and Napoli 1–0 in the final. After reaching the final in the 2022–23 edition, Inter's Champions League campaign was cut short on 13 March by getting knocked out at the round of 16 stage by Atlético Madrid. After drawing on aggregate 2–2, the Colchoneros went on to win the deciding penalty shoot-out 3–2. On 22 April, with five games to spare, Inter were mathematically confirmed as Serie A champions for the twentieth time in their history after defeating second-placed and city rivals AC Milan in the Derby della Madonnina, earning the second star above their badge.

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In the aftermath of the 2022–23 season, Inter was forced to undergo an extensive squad makeover, as Samir Handanović, Alex Cordaz, Milan Škriniar, Dalbert, Stefan de Vrij, Danilo D'Ambrosio, Roberto Gagliardini and Edin Džeko had their contracts set to expire,^[1] alongside Romelu Lukaku, Francesco Acerbi and Raoul Bellanova having their loan spells coming to an end.^[2] On 1 July, Inter announced their first signing of the season, French striker Marcus Thuram from Borussia Mönchengladbach, who agreed to a five-year contract with the Nerazzurri.^[3] On 3 July, Croatian playmaker Marcelo Brozović joined Saudi club Al Nassr for a reported fee of €18 million, leaving Inter after eight and a half seasons.^[4] On 5 July, both Alessandro Bastoni and Hakan Çalhanoğlu renewed their contracts, respectively until 2028 and 2027.^[5][6] On 6 July, Inter signed midfielder Davide Frattesi from Sassuolo on a season-long loan with an obligation to buy, for a reported total fee of €33 million.^[7] On 7 July, Inter activated the option to make Acerbi transfer from Lazio permanent.^[8] A day later, Inter also confirmed that De Vrij extended his contract with the club until 2025.^[9] On 12 July, Inter triggered the €7 million release clause to sign promising German centre-back Yann Aurel Bisseck from Danish club AGF, who agreed to a five-year deal.^[10] On 13 July, Inter officialised the return of former youth academy goalkeeper Raffaele Di Gennaro.^[11] On 19 July, Colombian right-midfielder Juan Cuadrado joined Inter as a free agent in a rather controversial move, after his contract with bitter rivals Juventus expired.^[12] On 20 July, after weeks of speculations, goalkeeper André Onana joined Manchester United for a reported fee of €52.5 million, agreeing to a five-year contract with the English side and leaving Inter after only one season.^[13] On 26 July, Lautaro Martínez was officially appointed as the new club captain after the departures of former skipper Handanović and club veterans D'Ambrosio, Brozović and Škriniar.^[14] On 7 August, Inter signed Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer from Bayern Munich for a reported €6.75 million fee, penning a three-year contract with the club.^[15] Three days later, Inter completed their goalkeeper roster by signing Emil Audero from Sampdoria on a season-long loan.^[16] On 15 August, Robin Gosens joined Union Berlin on a permanent transfer for a reported fee of €15 million.^[17] On the same day, Inter filled the now-vacant left wing-back spot by signing Carlos Augusto from Monza on a season-long loan with a conditional obligation to buy for a reported total fee of €12 million plus bonuses.^[18] On 16 August, Austrian striker Marko Arnautović made his return to Inter after 13 years, joining from Bologna on a season-long loan with a conditional obligation to buy for a reported fee of €8 million.^[19]

On 19 August, Inter started their Serie A campaign with a 2–0 home victory against Monza, thanks to a brace from Lautaro.^[20] On 25 August, Joaquín Correa joined French side Marseille on a season-long loan with an option and a conditional obligation to buy.^[21] The next day, Alexis Sánchez returned to Inter, joining as a free agent following his season-long experience at Marseille.^[22] On 28 August, Inter grabbed his second win by beating Cagliari 2–0 with the goals from Denzel Dumfries and Lautaro.^[23] On 30 August, after weeks of negotiations, Inter completed the signing of French defender Benjamin Pavard from Bayern Munich for a reported fee of €30 million, signing a five-year contract.^[24]

On the deadline day of the summer transfer window, Inter signed Dutch midfielder Davy Klaassen from Ajax on a free transfer.^[25] On 3 September, Inter convincingly defeated Fiorentina 4–0 thanks to the debut goal of Thuram, a brace from Lautaro and a penalty kick transformed by Çalhanoğlu.^[26] On 5 September, head coach Simone Inzaghi extended his contract with the Nerazzurri until 2025.^[27] On 16 September, the Derby della Madonnina took place, with both Inter and Milan undefeated and joint top of the table. In a dominating display, Inter beat their city rivals 5–1 thanks to a brace from Henrikh Mkhitaryan, a goal from Thuram, a penalty transformed by Çalhanoğlu, and the debut goal of Frattesi, with Rafael Leão scoring the only goal for the Rossoneri.^[28] On 20 September, Inter struggled away from home against Real Sociedad in their seasonal Champions League debut, with the Spanish side taking the lead early in the game thanks to Brais Méndez, and Lautaro scoring a late equaliser to earn the Nerazzurri a 1–1 draw.^[29] Four days later, Inter continued their domestic league winning streak by defeating Empoli 1–0, thanks to a half-volley goal from outside the box by Federico Dimarco.^[30] On 27 September, Inter suffered their first defeat of the season, losing 1–2 against Sassuolo, with the team's only goal coming from Dumfries.^[31] Three days later, the Nerazzurri returned to their winning ways by defeating Salernitana 4–0, with Lautaro scoring all four goals after being subbed on in the 55th minute.^[32]

On 3 October, Inter faced Benfica in the second match of the Champions League, defeating the Portuguese team 1–0 with a goal from Thuram.^[33] Four days later, Inter drew 2–2 against Bologna, blowing the 2–0 lead obtained with the goals from Acerbi and Lautaro.^[34] On 21 October, goals from Lautaro, Thuram, and a stoppage-time penalty kick scored by Çalhanoğlu granted Inter a 3–0 win against Torino.^[35] Three days later, Inter won 2–1 against Red Bull Salzburg in the third match of the Champions League, thanks to the goals from Sánchez and Çalhanoğlu.^[36] On 29 October, Inter defeated Roma 1–0, with Thuram breaking the deadlock in the 81st minute.^[37]

Inter started the month of November by obtaining a 2–1 win against Atalanta, with goals from Çalhanoğlu and Lautaro.^[38] On 8 November, Inter managed to beat Salzburg away from home 1–0 courtesy of a late penalty kick scored by Lautaro, and advanced to the round of 16 of the Champions League with two games to spare.^[39] On 12 November, Inter defeated Frosinone 2–0, thanks to a 56 metres lob goal from Dimarco and a penalty kick scored by Çalhanoğlu.^[40] On 26 November, Inter secured a 1–1 away draw in the Derby d'Italia against Juventus to maintain the top spot of the league, with Lautaro scoring the equaliser after a Dušan Vlahović goal.^[41] Three days later, the away match against Benfica in the Champions League ended 3–3, with the heavily rotated Nerazzurri side coming back in the second half with the goals from Arnautović, Frattesi, and Sánchez, after João Mário scored a first-half hat-trick against his former club.^[42]

On 3 December, Inter started the new month by defeating reigning Serie A champions Napoli 3–0 at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, with goals from Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Nicolò Barella and Marcus Thurman.^[43] On 9 December, the Nerazzurri comfortably won against Udinese 4–0, thanks to the goals from Çalhanoğlu, Dimarco, Thuram and Lautaro.^[44] Three days later, the last match of the Champions League group stage against Real Sociedad ended in a goalless draw, with the Basque side qualifying for the round of 16 as group winners thanks to the better goal difference and Inter finishing second place.^[45] On 17 December, Inter defeated Lazio 2–0 away from home, courtesy of the goals from Lautaro and Thuram.^[46] On the same day it was officially announced that Inter was qualified for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup due to their 4-year UEFA ranking.^[47] On 20 December, a headed goal from Carlos Augusto in the extra-time was not enough to defeat Bologna in the round of 16 of the Coppa Italia and Inter were beaten by a scoreline of 1–2, knocking them out of the competition.^[48] On 23 December, Bisseck's debut goal and a strike from Barella gave the Nerazzurri a 2–0 home victory over Lecce.^[49] On 29 December, Inzaghi's team drew 1–1 against Genoa away from home in their last match of the year, with the only goal for Inter coming from Marko Arnautović.^[50] On 30 December, the club announced the contract extension for three players: Federico Dimarco until 2027,^[51] Matteo Darmian until 2025,^[52] and Henrikh Mkhitaryan until 2026.^[53]

On 5 January, following Juan Cuadrado's Achilles tendon surgery,^[54] Inter signed Canadian wing-back Tajon Buchanan from Club Brugge as his replacement for a fee of €8.5 million plus bonuses.^[55] The following day Inter beat Verona 2–1 in the first match of the year thanks to the goals from Lautaro and Frattesi, ending the first half of the season as league leaders.^[56] On 13 January, Inzaghi's side won 5–1 against Monza away from home, thanks to the braces from Çalhanoğlu and Lautaro, and a goal from Thuram.^[57] After the game against Monza, Inter flew to Riyadh in Saudi Arabia to play the Supercoppa Italiana. As a result, the match against Atalanta originally scheduled for 21 January was postponed,^[58] and Juventus surpassed the Nerazzurri as league leaders by defeating Lecce on 22 January and having a game in hand.^[59] On 19 January, Inter defeated Lazio 3–0 in the semi-finals of the Supercoppa Italiana with the goals from Thuram, Çalhanoğlu, and Frattesi.^[60] Three days later the Nerazzurri beat Napoli 1–0 in the final thanks to an injury time strike from Lautaro Martínez, winning their eighth Supercoppa title, the third in a row.^[61] On 28 January, a header from Lautaro secured Inter a 1–0 victory over Fiorentina in the last match of the month,^[62] and allowed the team to regain the top spot of the league, after Juventus drew against Empoli.^[63]

On 4 February, the second Derby d'Italia of the season was decided by an own goal from Federico Gatti, granting Inter a 1–0 victory at San Siro and increasing the point gap between the two teams.^[64] On 10 February, Inter obtained a 4–2 comeback win against Roma at the Stadio Olimpico with goals from Acerbi, Thuram and Bastoni, as well as an own goal from Angeliño.^[65] On 16 February, goals from Thuram, Lautaro, Dumfries and Arnautović granted Inter a comfortable 4–0 home victory over Salernitana.^[66] Four days later, Inzaghi's side obtained a tight 1–0 win in the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 against Atlético Madrid, with Marko Arnautović claiming the winning goal.^[67] On 25 February, a brace from Lautaro and the goals from Frattesi and De Vrij gave Inter a 4–0 win against Lecce.^[68] Three days later, Inter defeated Atalanta 4–0 in the last match of the month, thanks to the goals from Darmian, Lautaro, Dimarco and Frattesi. This extended the gap between Inter Milan and 2nd placed Juventus by 12 points.^[69]

On 4 March, Kristjan Asllani's first goal with the Nerazzurri shirt and a penalty kick scored by Alexis Sánchez granted Inter a narrow 2–1 win against Genoa, widening the gap between Inzaghi's side and Juventus by 15 points.^[70] Five days later, Inter won their tenth consecutive league game by beating Bologna 1–0 through a Yann Bisseck header.^[71] On 13 March, Inter's campaign in the UEFA Champions League came to an end in the round of 16, after going out on penalties to Atlético Madrid. Inter initially took the lead with a Federico Dimarco goal, but the Colchoneros came back with strikes from Antoine Griezmann and Memphis Depay, setting the aggregate score to 2–2, before eliminating the Nerazzurri in the penalty shoot-out. This was Inter's first defeat in 2024, interrupting a 13-match winning streak in all competitions.^[72] On 17 March, Inter drew 1–1 against Napoli in Serie A, with the only goal for the Black and Blues coming from Darmian.^[73]

On the first match of the month against Empoli on 1 April, Inter returned to their winning ways by defeating the Tuscanian team 2–0, thanks to the goals from Federico Dimarco and Alexis Sánchez.^[74] On the same day, also as a result of the goalless draw between Lecce and Roma, Inter was the first Italian team to qualify for the 2024–25 UEFA Champions League.^[75] On 8 April, a penalty kick from Çalhanoğlu and an injury time goal from Frattesi granted Inter a 2–1 comeback win against Udinese.^[76] On 14 April, goals from Thuram and Çalhanoğlu were not enough to beat Cagliari at San Siro, with the game ending in a 2–2 draw.^[77] On 22 April, Inter beat Milan 2–1 in the second Derby della Madonnina of the season thanks to the goals from Acerbi and Thuram, mathematically securing their historic 20th scudetto and second star with five games to spare.^[78] Six days later, a brace from Çalhanoğlu gave Inter a 2–0 win against Torino in the last match of April.^[79]

Inter started May by suffering their second league loss of the season, losing 0–1 against relegation-battling Sassuolo, with the Neroverdi defeating the newly crowned champions again after doing so in the first half of the campaign and ending their 28-game unbeaten run in Serie A.^[80] On 10 May, Inter returned to winning ways by defeating Frosinone 5–0 with the goals from Frattesi, Arnautović, Buchanan (his debut goal with the Nerazzurri shirt), Lautaro and Thuram.^[81] On 19 May, Inter drew 1–1 against Lazio in the last home game of the season, with Dumfries scoring the late equaliser.^[82] On 26 May, Inter drew 2–2 against Verona in the last match of the season, with Marko Arnautović scoring a brace for the Nerazzurri.^[83] At the end of the season Lautaro Martínez finished as league's top scorer with 24 goals,^[84] and was named Serie A MVP of the season.^[85] Alessandro Bastoni and Hakan Çalhanoğlu won the best Serie A defender and midfielder awards of the season respectively,^[86] and Simone Inzaghi was named the best coach of the league for 2023–24.^[87]

As of 10 January 2024^[88][89]

No.	Player	Nat.	Position(s)	Date of birth (age)	Height	Preferred Foot	Signed		Transfer fee	Contract end	Ref.
							In	From
Goalkeepers
1	Yann Sommer	SUI	GK	(1988-12-17)17 December 1988 (aged 35)	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)	Right	2023	Bayern Munich	€6.75m	2026	[15][90]
12	Raffaele Di Gennaro	ITA	GK	(1993-10-03)3 October 1993 (aged 30)	1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)	Right	2023	Gubbio	Free	2024	[91]
77	Emil Audero	ITA	GK	(1997-01-18)18 January 1997 (aged 27)	1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)	Right	2023	Sampdoria (on loan)	N/A	2024	[92]
Defenders
6	Stefan de Vrij	NED	CB	(1992-02-05)5 February 1992 (aged 32)	1.89 m (6 ft 2 in)	Right	2018	Lazio	Free	2025	[93]
15	Francesco Acerbi	ITA	CB	(1988-02-10)10 February 1988 (aged 36)	1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)	Left	2022	Lazio	€4.0m[a]	2025	[94][95]
28	Benjamin Pavard	FRA	CB / RB	(1996-03-28)28 March 1996 (aged 28)	1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)	Right	2023	Bayern Munich	€30.0m	2028	[24][96]
31	Yann Aurel Bisseck	GER	CB	(2000-11-29)29 November 2000 (aged 23)	1.96 m (6 ft 5 in)	Right	2023	AGF	€7.0m	2028	[10][97]
32	Federico Dimarco	ITA	LWB / LM / CB	(1997-11-10)10 November 1997 (aged 26)	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)	Left	2018	Sion	€5.2m	2027	[98][99]
36	Matteo Darmian	ITA	RWB / RM / CB	(1989-12-02)2 December 1989 (aged 34)	1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)	Right	2020	Parma	€3.3m[a]	2025	[100][101]
95	Alessandro Bastoni	ITA	CB	(1999-04-13)13 April 1999 (aged 25)	1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)	Left	2017	Atalanta	€31.1m	2028	[102][103]
Midfielders
2	Denzel Dumfries	NED	RM / RWB	(1996-04-18)18 April 1996 (aged 28)	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)	Right	2021	PSV Eindhoven	€14.25m	2025	[104][105]
5	Stefano Sensi	ITA	CM / AM	(1995-08-05)5 August 1995 (aged 28)	1.68 m (5 ft 6 in)	Right	2019	Sassuolo	€27.0m[a]	2024	[101][106]
7	Juan Cuadrado	COL	RM / RWB	(1988-05-26)26 May 1988 (aged 36)	1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)	Right	2023	Juventus	Free	2024	[107]
14	Davy Klaassen	NED	CM / AM	(1993-02-21)21 February 1993 (aged 31)	1.79 m (5 ft 10 in)	Right	2023	Ajax	Free	2024	[108]
16	Davide Frattesi	ITA	CM	(1999-09-22)22 September 1999 (aged 24)	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)	Right	2023	Sassuolo (on loan)	€6.0m[b]	2024	[7][109]
17	Tajon Buchanan	CAN	RM / LM / RWB / LWB	(1999-02-08)8 February 1999 (aged 25)	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)	Right	2024	Club Brugge	€8.5m	2028	[55][110]
20	Hakan Çalhanoğlu	TUR	DM / CM	(1994-02-08)8 February 1994 (aged 30)	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)	Right	2021	Milan	Free	2027	[111]
21	Kristjan Asllani	ALB	DM / CM	(2002-03-09)9 March 2002 (aged 22)	1.79 m (5 ft 10 in)	Right	2022	Empoli	€14.5m[a]	2027	[105][112]
22	Henrikh Mkhitaryan	ARM	CM / AM	(1989-01-21)21 January 1989 (aged 35)	1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)	Both	2022	Roma	Free	2026	[113]
23	Nicolò Barella (vice-captain)	ITA	CM	(1997-02-07)7 February 1997 (aged 27)	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)	Right	2019	Cagliari	€40.5m[a]	2026	[114][115]
30	Carlos Augusto	BRA	LM / LWB / CB	(1999-01-07)7 January 1999 (aged 25)	1.84 m (6 ft 0 in)	Left	2023	Monza (on loan)	€4.5m[b]	2024	[18][116]
Forwards
8	Marko Arnautović	AUT	ST	(1989-04-19)19 April 1989 (aged 35)	1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)	Both	2023	Bologna (on loan)	N/A	2024	[117]
9	Marcus Thuram	FRA	ST	(1997-08-06)6 August 1997 (aged 26)	1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)	Right	2023	Borussia Mönchengladbach	Free	2028	[118]
10	Lautaro Martínez (captain)	ARG	ST	(1997-08-22)22 August 1997 (aged 26)	1.74 m (5 ft 9 in)	Right	2018	Racing Club	€25.0m	2026	[119][120]
70	Alexis Sánchez	CHI	ST / SS	(1988-12-19)19 December 1988 (aged 35)	1.69 m (5 ft 7 in)	Right	2023	Marseille	Free	2024	[121]

Inter Primavera players that received a first-team squad call-up.^[89][122]

No.	Player	Nat.	Position(s)	Date of birth (age)
40	Alessandro Calligaris		GK	(2005-03-07)7 March 2005 (aged 19)
41	Ebenezer Akinsanmiro		CM / AM	(2004-11-25)25 November 2004 (aged 19)
43	Matteo Motta		LB	(2005-02-10)10 February 2005 (aged 19)
44	Giacomo Stabile		CB	(2005-04-12)12 April 2005 (aged 19)
47	Issiaka Kamate		CM	(2004-08-02)2 August 2004 (aged 19)
49	Amadou Sarr		ST	(2004-06-28)28 June 2004 (aged 20)
50	Aleksandar Stanković		DM / CB	(2005-08-03)3 August 2005 (aged 18)

Date	Pos.	Player	Moving from	Fee	Notes	Source
Summer
1 July 2023	MF	Kristjan Asllani	Empoli	€10M	[a]	[123][124]
	FW	Marcus Thuram	Borussia Mönchengladbach	Free		[3]
7 July 2023	DF	Francesco Acerbi	Lazio	€3.5M	[a]	[8][125]
12 July 2023	DF	Yann Aurel Bisseck	AGF	€7M		[126][127]
13 July 2023	GK	Raffaele Di Gennaro	Gubbio	Undisclosed		[11]
19 July 2023	MF	Juan Cuadrado	Juventus	Free		[128]
7 August 2023	GK	Yann Sommer	Bayern Munich	€6.75M		[15][129]
26 August 2023	FW	Alexis Sánchez	Marseille	Free		[22]
30 August 2023	DF	Benjamin Pavard	Bayern Munich	€30M	[b]	[24][130]
1 September 2023	MF	Davy Klaassen	Ajax	Free	[c]	[25][131]
Winter
5 January 2024	MF	Tajon Buchanan	Club Brugge	€8.5M	[d]	[55][132]

Date	Pos.	Player	Loaned from	Fee	Notes	Source
Summer
6 July 2023	MF	Davide Frattesi	Sassuolo	€6M	[a]	[7][133]
10 August 2023	GK	Emil Audero	Sampdoria	N/A	[b]	[16][134]
15 August 2023	DF	Carlos Augusto	Monza	€4.5M	[c]	[18][135]
16 August 2023	FW	Marko Arnautović	Bologna	N/A	[d]	[19][136]

Date	Pos.	Player	Returning from	Notes	Source
Summer
30 June 2023	GK	Fabrizio Bagheria	Livorno
	GK	Gabriel Brazão	SPAL
	GK	Ionuț Radu	Auxerre
	GK	William Rovida	Carrarese
	GK	Filip Stanković	Volendam
	DF	Andi Hoti	SC Freiburg II
	DF	Andrea Moretti	Pro Sesto
	DF	Lorenzo Pirola	Salernitana
	DF	Alessandro Silvestro	Montevarchi
	DF	Edoardo Sottini	Avellino
	DF	Zinho Vanheusden	AZ
	DF	Davide Zugaro	Sangiuliano City
	MF	Lucien Agoumé	Troyes
	MF	Giovanni Fabbian	Reggina
	MF	Valentino Lazaro	Torino
	MF	Darian Males	Basel
	MF	Francesco Nunziatini	San Donato Tavarnelle
	MF	Gaetano Oristanio	Volendam
	MF	Tibo Persyn	FC Eindhoven
	MF	Lorenzo Peschetola	Latina
	MF	Marco Pompetti	Südtirol
	MF	Mattia Sangalli	Trento
	MF	Stefano Sensi	Monza
	MF	Niccolò Squizzato	Renate
	MF	Franco Vezzoni	Pro Patria
	MF	David Wieser	Pro Patria
	FW	Facundo Colidio	Tigre
	FW	Sebastiano Esposito	Bari
	FW	Samuele Mulattieri	Frosinone
	FW	Andrea Pinamonti	Sassuolo
	FW	Eddie Salcedo	Genoa
	FW	Martín Satriano	Empoli
Winter
9 January 2024	DF	Franco Carboni	Monza		[137]
10 January 2024	FW	Eddie Salcedo	Eldense		[138]
11 January 2024	FW	Nicolò Biral	Fermana		[139]
31 January 2024	GK	Nikolaos Botis	Monopoli		[140]
	FW	Dennis Curatolo	Fermana		[141]
1 February 2024	DF	Alessandro Silvestro	Fiorenzuola		[142]
2 February 2024	GK	Gabriel Brazão	Ternana		[143]

Date	Pos.	Player	Moving to	Fee	Notes	Source
Summer
1 July 2023	GK	Alex Cordaz	Free agent	[a]
	GK	Samir Handanović	Retired		[144]
	DF	Danilo D'Ambrosio	Monza	Free	[b]	[145]
	DF	Dalbert	Internacional	Free	[c]	[146]
	DF	Andi Hoti	1. FC Magdeburg	€0.25M	[d]	[147]
	DF	Lorenzo Pirola	Salernitana	€5M	[e]	[148][149]
	DF	Milan Škriniar	Paris Saint-Germain	Free	[f]	[150]
	MF	Roberto Gagliardini	Monza	Free	[g]	[151]
	MF	Marco Pompetti	Catanzaro	Undisclosed		[152]
	FW	Edin Džeko	Fenerbahçe	Free	[h]	[153]
	FW	Andrea Pinamonti	Sassuolo	€20M	[e]	[154][155]
3 July 2023	MF	Marcelo Brozović	Al Nassr	€18M		[156][157]
4 July 2023	DF	Edoardo Sottini	Cittadella	Undisclosed		[158]
7 July 2023	FW	Samuele Mulattieri	Sassuolo	€6M		[159][7]
11 July 2023	MF	Samuel Grygar	Baník Ostrava	Undisclosed		[160]
13 July 2023	MF	Lorenzo Peschetola	Monopoli	Undisclosed		[161]
15 July 2023	MF	Tibo Persyn	FC Eindhoven	Undisclosed		[162]
18 July 2023	MF	Niccolò Squizzato	Pescara	Undisclosed		[163]
	MF	Mattia Sangalli	Trento	Undisclosed		[164]
19 July 2023	MF	Darian Males	Young Boys	€2M	[i]	[165][166]
20 July 2023	GK	André Onana	Manchester United	€52.5M	[j]	[13][167]
21 July 2023	FW	Facundo Colidio	River Plate	€5M		[168][169]
26 July 2023	DF	Andrea Pelamatti	Torres	Undisclosed		[170]
28 July 2023	MF	David Wieser	Mantova	Undisclosed		[171]
15 August 2023	DF	Robin Gosens	Union Berlin	€15M		[17][172]
20 August 2023	MF	Giovanni Fabbian	Bologna	€5M	[k]	[173][174]
23 August 2023	MF	Valentino Lazaro	Torino	€4M	[l]	[175][176]
31 August 2023	MF	Franco Vezzoni	Foggia	Undisclosed		[177]
1 September 2023	MF	Silas Andersen	Utrecht	Undisclosed		[178]
Winter
12 January 2024	MF	Nicolò Biral	Montebelluna	Undisclosed		[179]
1 February 2024	GK	Nikolaos Botis	Olympiacos	Undisclosed		[180]
2 February 2024	DF	Tommaso Guercio	Śląsk Wrocław	Undisclosed		[181]
27 February 2024	GK	Gabriel Brazão	Santos	Free		[182]

Date	Pos.	Player	Loaned to	Fee	Notes	Source
Summer
3 July 2023	DF	Mattia Zanotti	St. Gallen	N/A		[183]
8 July 2023	DF	Zinho Vanheusden	Standard Liège	N/A	[a]	[184]
14 July 2023	FW	Martín Satriano	Brest	N/A		[185]
15 July 2023	MF	Valentín Carboni	Monza	N/A		[186]
20 July 2023	MF	Gaetano Oristanio	Cagliari	N/A	[b]	[187]
	GK	William Rovida	Pro Patria	N/A		[188]
	DF	Andrea Moretti	Pro Patria	N/A		[188]
22 July 2023	DF	Alessandro Silvestro	Fiorenzuola	N/A		[189]
26 July 2023	MF	Francesco Nunziatini	Torres	N/A		[170]
27 July 2023	GK	Ionuț Radu	Bournemouth	N/A	[a]	[190]
1 August 2023	MF	Jacopo Gianelli	Fermana	N/A		[191]
	FW	Francesco Pio Esposito	Spezia	N/A	[b]	[192]
3 August 2023	GK	Gabriel Brazão	Ternana	N/A		[193]
4 August 2023	MF	Jacopo Martini	Foggia	N/A		[194]
9 August 2023	DF	Alessandro Fontanarosa	Cosenza	N/A		[195]
10 August 2023	FW	Nikola Iliev	CSKA 1948	N/A	[a]	[196]
	MF	Nicolò Biral	Fermana	N/A		[197]
	FW	Dennis Curatolo	Fermana	N/A		[197]
11 August 2023	GK	Filip Stanković	Sampdoria	N/A	[b]	[198]
22 August 2023	FW	Sebastiano Esposito	Sampdoria	N/A	[b]	[199]
25 August 2023	FW	Eddie Salcedo	Eldense	N/A	[a]	[200]
	FW	Joaquín Correa	Marseille	€2M	[c]	[21][201]
1 September 2023	GK	Nikolaos Botis	Monopoli	N/A		[202]
Winter
9 January 2024	DF	Franco Carboni	Ternana	N/A		[137]
10 January 2024	MF	Lucien Agoumé	Sevilla	N/A		[203]
	FW	Eddie Salcedo	Lecco	N/A	[a]	[138]
11 January 2024	FW	Jan Żuberek	Ternana	N/A		[204]
31 January 2024	FW	Dennis Curatolo	Pro Patria	N/A		[141]
1 February 2024	DF	Alessandro Silvestro	Foggia	N/A		[142]

Date	Pos.	Player	Returning to	Notes	Source
Summer
30 June 2023	DF	Francesco Acerbi	Lazio
	DF	Raoul Bellanova	Cagliari
	MF	Kristjan Asllani	Empoli
	FW	Romelu Lukaku	Chelsea

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Internazionale v Lugano

18 July 2023 Friendly	Internazionale	3–0	Lugano	Appiano Gentile
18:30 CEST (UTC+2)	Fabbian 15' Sensi 40' Esposito 85'	Report		Stadium: Centro Sportivo Suning Referee: Davide Ghersini

Internazionale v Pergolettese

21 July 2023 Friendly	Internazionale	10–0	Pergolettese	Appiano Gentile
18:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Correa 19' Bastoni 22' Çalhanoğlu 30' Dumfries 45+1' Martínez 63', 76' (pen.), 87', 90+2' (pen.) Esposito 75' Mkhitaryan 85'	Report		Stadium: Centro Sportivo Suning Referee: Luca De Angeli

Al Nassr v Internazionale

27 July 2023 Friendly	Al Nassr	1–1	Internazionale	Osaka, Japan
19:20 JST (UTC+9)	Ghareeb 23'	Report	Frattesi 44'	Stadium: Yanmar Stadium Nagai Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Hiroyuki Kimura (Japan)

Paris Saint-Germain v Internazionale

1 August 2023 Friendly	Paris Saint-Germain	1–2	Internazionale	Tokyo, Japan
19:00 JST (UTC+9)	Vitinha 64'	Report	Mkhitaryan  23' Esposito 81' Sensi 83'	Stadium: National Stadium Referee: Jumpei Iida (Japan)

Red Bull Salzburg v Internazionale

9 August 2023 Friendly	Red Bull Salzburg	3–4	Internazionale	Wals-Siezenheim, Austria
19:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Konaté 5', 6', 34' Baidoo 46' Šimić 69'	Report	Pavlović 9' (o.g.) De Vrij 24' Correa 42' Frattesi  76' Sensi 90'	Stadium: Red Bull Arena Attendance: 22,971 Referee: Sebastian Gishamer (Austria)

Internazionale v Egnatia

13 August 2023 Friendly	Internazionale	4–2	Egnatia	Ferrara
20:00 CEST (UTC+2)	Barella 55' Martínez 79', 83' (pen.) Stabile 90'	Report	Dwamena 6' Medeiros 68' (pen.)	Stadium: Stadio Paolo Mazza Referee: Giovanni Ayroldi (Italy)

¹ Matchday 21 (vs Atalanta) was postponed to 28 February 2024 due to Inter's participation in the 2023 Supercoppa Italiana.

The league fixtures were announced on 5 July 2023.^[206]