Catenaccio pioneers, treble-winners and modern domestic dominators have all sat in the Inter dugout. Cast your vote!
1Helenio HerreraFather of catenaccio who won back-to-back European Cups with Inter in the 1960s.1000pts
2Giovanni TrapattoniItalian icon who won the UEFA Cup and a Scudetto across two Inter stints.509pts
3Simone InzaghiItalian coach who has lifted multiple Coppa Italia and Supercoppa titles plus a Scudetto at Inter.509pts
4Eugenio BerselliniDisciplinarian nicknamed the 'iron sergeant' who won the 1979-80 Serie A title and two Coppa Italia trophies during five seasons at Inter.509pts
5José MourinhoPortuguese coach who delivered Inter's historic 2010 treble including the Champions League.461pts
6Giovanni InvernizziFormer Inter player who took over mid-season in 1970-71, led a famous comeback to the Scudetto and reached the 1972 European Cup final.407pts
7Luciano SpallettiItalian tactician who returned Inter to the Champions League with a fourth-place finish in 2018.407pts
8Luigi SimoniCoach who built the 1997-98 team around Ronaldo, winning the UEFA Cup and pushing Juventus to the final weeks of the title race.407pts
9Roberto ManciniItalian boss who won three consecutive Scudetti with Inter starting in 2006.344pts
10Antonio ConteItalian manager who ended Inter's title drought by winning the 2021 Scudetto.185pts
11Rafael BenítezSpanish coach who briefly managed Inter after Mourinho and won the 2010 Club World Cup.185pts
12Alfredo FoniItalian coach who won back-to-back Scudetti with Inter in the early 1950s.185pts
13Gianpiero MariniFormer Inter midfielder who stepped up to coach the side in 1994 and won the UEFA Cup final against Austria Salzburg.185pts
14LeonardoBrazilian who replaced Benítez in December 2010, sparked a record points run and won the 2011 Coppa Italia.185pts
15Cristian ChivuRomanian treble-winning Inter defender who returned as head coach in 2025 and won the Serie A and Coppa Italia double in his first season.185pts
16Árpád WeiszHungarian coach who won the first single-table Serie A title with Ambrosiana-Inter in 1929-30 and launched a teenage Giuseppe Meazza.0pts
Photo credits
- Giovanni Trapattoni — Michael Kranewitter, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Simone Inzaghi — Werner100359, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Luciano Spalletti — MichaelEmilio, CC BY 4.0
- Antonio Conte — Clément Bucco-Lechat, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Leonardo — Doha Stadium Plus Qatar Photograph: Mohan (www.dohastadiumplusqatar.com), CC BY 2.0
- Cristian Chivu — Nuță Lucian from Cluj-Napoca, Romania, CC BY-SA 2.0
