During the 1995–96 Italian football season,

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competed in Serie A.

Season summary

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, poached away from Switzerland's national team, Inter was unable to claim a European slot on merit, and was only awarded a UEFA Cup slot thanks to

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winning the Champions League. Prior to the season had Inter made three important signings, with Paul Ince, Roberto Carlos and

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all joining the club. While Ince and Roberto Carlos would leave the club in a few seasons, Zanetti would be a stalwart for Inter in years to come, captaining the team in the

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, 15 years on from his signing.

Squad

Transfers

In

(November) (January)

Out

(November) (January)

Competitions

Serie A

League table

Results by round

Matches

Coppa Italia

Second round

Eightfinals

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

UEFA Cup

First round

Statistics

Players statistics

Goalscorers

* Marco Branca 17 * Maurizio Ganz 13 * Roberto Carlos 5 * Paul Ince 3

References

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1995/96
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