1986–87 Inter Milan season

Internazionale

1986–87 season

Chairman

Ernesto Pellegrini

Manager

3rd

Quarter Finals

Quarter Finals

Top goalscorer

Alessandro Altobelli (11)

← 1985–86

1987–88 →

F.C. Internazionale Milano improved on their disappointing 1985-86 form, finishing 3rd in the domestic league. It was the first season under new coach Giovanni Trapattoni, coming from multiple titles with Juventus. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge departed the squad after the season's end, being replaced by Aldo Serena.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Empoli	1–0	Inter
	Osio 37'

2	Inter	4–0	Brescia
	Rummenigge 4, 32' Altobelli 58' (pen.) Giorgi 77' (o.g.)

3	Udinese	0–0	Inter

4	Inter	4–1	Roma
	Garlini 5' Altobelli 58, 67, 81'		Pruzzo 69' (pen.)

5	Milan	0–0	Inter

6	Inter	1–0	Sampdoria
	Passarella 66' (pen.)

7	Juventus	1–1	Inter
	Ferri 8' (o.g.)		Altobelli 49'

8	Napoli	0–0	Inter

9	Inter	2–1	Torino
	Altobelli 5, 47'		Dossena 73'

10	Como	1–1	Inter
	Matteoli 3' (o.g.)		Fanna 24'

11	Inter	0–0	Avellino

12	Fiorentina	0–1	Inter
			Passarella 46'

13	Inter	3–0	Ascoli
	Altobelli 24' Rummenigge 31' Baresi 88'

14	Inter	1–0	Atalanta
	Fanna 18'

15	Verona	2–1	Inter
	Elkjær 40, 88'		Altobelli 32'

16	Inter	2–1	Empoli
	Matteoli 41' Mandorlini 70'		Ekström 90'

17	Brescia	0–1	Inter
			Passarella 13'

18	Inter	2–0	Udinese
	Garlini 60' Altobelli 88'

19	Roma	1–0	Inter
	Berggreen 30'

20	Inter	1–2	Milan
	F. Baresi 26' (o.g.)		Galderisi 53' Virdis 85'

21	Sampdoria	3–1	Inter
	Briegel 10' Mancini 76' (pen.) Lorenzo 90'		Garlini 57'

22	Inter	2–1	Juventus
	Fanna 42' Garlini 75'		Serena 88'

23	Inter	1–0	Napoli
	Bergomi 85'

24	Torino	0–0	Inter

25	Inter	1–0	Como
	Bergomi 52'

26	Avellino	0–1	Inter
			Altobelli 65'

27	Inter	1–0	Fiorentina
	Ciocci 72'

28	Ascoli	1–0	Inter
	Agostini 41'

29	Atalanta	1–0	Inter
	Ferri 36' (o.g.)

30	Inter	0–0	Verona

Top Scorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1986/87

Football Club Internazionale Milano

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Home stadium	Stadio Giuseppe Meazza Arena Civica

Training ground	Appiano Gentile

Players	100+ appearances 25–99 appearances

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Rivalries	Derby d'Italia Milan Derby

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