Who is the best striker in Inter Milan history?

By YPB Team

Powerful forwards, clinical finishers and legendary poachers who wrote their names into Nerazzurri folklore. Who gets your vote?

Giuseppe Meazza — ranked #11
Giuseppe Meazza
Inter's all-time leading scorer and the club's greatest icon — a two-time World Cup winner for whom San Siro stadium is named.
Sandro Mazzola — ranked #22
Sandro Mazzola
Son of Valentino Mazzola and an Inter legend who helped deliver the Grande Inter's European glory of the 1960s with a blend of skill and goals.
Adriano — ranked #33
Adriano
Brazilian striker of massive physical power and a thunderous left foot who was electrifying at his 2004-05 peak and one of the most feared strikers in the world.
Romelu Lukaku — ranked #44
Romelu Lukaku
Belgian powerhouse who had two stints at Inter, driving the Nerazzurri to their Serie A title in 2021 with his combination of size, pace and goalscoring.
Lautaro Martinez — ranked #55
Lautaro Martinez
Argentine striker who has become Inter's modern-day goal machine, winning the 2024 Serie A title and consistently ranking among Europe's top finishers.
Diego Milito — ranked #66
Diego Milito
Argentine forward who scored one of the most perfect individual treble hauls in football history, netting in the Coppa Italia final, Serie A clincher, and Champions League final in 2010.
Mauro Icardi — ranked #77
Mauro Icardi
Prolific Argentine striker who was Inter's captain and leading scorer for several seasons, netting over 100 Serie A goals for the club.
Hernan Crespo — ranked #88
Hernan Crespo
Argentine striker signed from Lazio for a then-massive fee who combined strength and technique to become one of Inter's most effective forwards.
Ivan Zamorano — ranked #99
Ivan Zamorano
Chilean striker whose physical style, determination and crucial goals made him a fan favourite at Inter during the Ronaldo era.
Roberto Boninsegna — ranked #1010
Roberto Boninsegna
Italian striker who was one of the most dangerous and clinical forwards in Europe during his Inter years in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

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