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Inter

Inter

Serie A

Season Statistics

4 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (100%) Draw (0%) Loss (0%)
4 Played
4 Won
0 Drawn
0 Lost
13 Goals For
6 Goals Against

Team Overview

Inter enter this Serie A campaign under Cristian Chivu with a perfect start, having won all four of their opening league fixtures. The club has long been one of Italian football's most decorated institutions, historically among the perennial contenders for the Scudetto and a regular presence in continental competition, and this season's early form fits that tradition of high expectations.

Statistically, the numbers through four matches paint a picture of an attacking side operating at a high level. Inter have scored 13 goals while conceding 6, giving them a healthy goal difference of plus seven, and they have found the net in every match played, with no fixture yet ending goalless for their attack. Their form line of four straight wins (WWWW) reflects consistency across different settings, having gone 3-0-0 at home and carried that same winning form into their sole away fixture to date. The one clean sheet recorded alongside the six goals conceded suggests a team that has generally been more prolific going forward than tight at the back so far, winning matches by leaning on scoring output.

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Taken together, this is a team firing on offense early in the season, averaging well over three goals per match while still finding a way to close matches out without a single draw or defeat. The balance of home and away wins, though limited to four total matches, indicates the attacking approach has traveled as well as it has performed at home. For a club with Inter's pedigree, a 100 percent record and a goal difference of plus seven represent an ideal foundation, and it will be worth watching whether the defensive side of the game tightens as the schedule progresses, given that six goals conceded in four matches is the one area of these early statistics that stands out against an otherwise dominant start.

Squad (30 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

R. Di Gennaro
#12 R. Di Gennaro
Josep Martínez
#1 Josep Martínez
I. Provedel
#49 I. Provedel

Defenders (7)

M. Akanji
#25 M. Akanji
A. Bastoni
#95 A. Bastoni
Y. Bisseck
#31 Y. Bisseck
L. Bovio
#75 L. Bovio
B. Pavard
#28 B. Pavard
D. Spence
#24 D. Spence
J. Stones
#6 J. Stones

Midfielders (11)

F. Dimarco
#32 F. Dimarco
N. Barella
#23 N. Barella
H. Çalhanoğlu
#20 H. Çalhanoğlu
Carlos Augusto
#30 Carlos Augusto
A. Diouf
#17 A. Diouf
C. Jones
#21 C. Jones
M. Marello
#3 M. Marello
H. Mkhitaryan
#22 H. Mkhitaryan
A. Stanković
#5 A. Stanković
P. Sučić
#8 P. Sučić
P. Zieliński
#7 P. Zieliński

Attackers (9)

A. Bonny
#14 A. Bonny
F. Esposito
#94 F. Esposito
J. Iddrissou
#9 J. Iddrissou
M. Lavelli
#45 M. Lavelli
Luis Henrique
#11 Luis Henrique
Lautaro Martínez
#10 Lautaro Martínez
M. Mosconi
#30 M. Mosconi
M. Spinaccè
#7 M. Spinaccè
M. Thuram
#9 M. Thuram

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
25
M. Akanji
M. Akanji
DF 7.3 3 0 1 233 5 187
10
Lautaro Martínez
Lautaro Martínez
FW 7.1 3 2 0 234 4 81
7
P. Zieliński
P. Zieliński
MF 7.4 3 1 0 180 2 140
20
H. Çalhanoğlu
H. Çalhanoğlu
MF 7.7 3 2 0 137 4 151
31
Y. Bisseck
Y. Bisseck
DF 7.3 3 1 0 189 4 121
23
N. Barella
N. Barella
MF 6.9 3 0 1 270 4 169
95
A. Bastoni
A. Bastoni
DF 7.3 3 0 0 259 8 275
32
F. Dimarco
F. Dimarco
MF 7.6 3 0 1 242 4 144
1
Josep Martínez
Josep Martínez
GK 7.1 3 0 0 270 0 112
94
F. Esposito
F. Esposito
FW 7.1 3 1 1 200 1 66
8
P. Sučić
P. Sučić
MF 7.2 3 0 0 146 3 95
21
C. Jones
C. Jones
MF 6.8 2 0 0 70 3 50
6
J. Stones
J. Stones
DF 7.0 2 0 0 37 2 21
11
Luis Henrique
Luis Henrique
FW 6.8 2 0 0 96 1 81
9
M. Thuram
M. Thuram
FW 7.0 2 1 0 70 0 12
17
A. Diouf
A. Diouf
MF 8.0 2 0 2 165 4 83
14
A. Bonny
A. Bonny
FW 6.7 2 0 0 47 6 23
28
B. Pavard
B. Pavard
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 2 97
30
Carlos Augusto
Carlos Augusto
DF 7.0 1 0 1 28 1 15
5
A. Stanković
A. Stanković
MF 6.6 1 0 0 11 0 13

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (45)

C. Jones
From Liverpool
Transfer Aug 2026
D. Spence
From Tottenham
Transfer Aug 2026
I. Provedel
From Lazio
Transfer Jul 2026
M. Marello
From Udinese
Transfer Jun 2026
D. Quieto
From Latina
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (50)

L. Topalović
To Carrarese
Loan Aug 2026
M. Zanchetta
To Giana Erminio
Loan Aug 2026
M. Pinotti
To Audace Cerignola
Loan Aug 2026
Thomas Berenbruch
To Avellino
Loan Aug 2026
D. Frattesi
To Lazio
Loan Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

1 Out 0 Doubtful
D. Spence
D. Spence Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Inter's injury list heading into this fixture is remarkably short, with just one confirmed absence: D. Spence. With only a single player sidelined, the overall disruption to the squad is minimal, and Inter can approach team selection with far more flexibility than sides dealing with multiple absences across different areas of the pitch.

That said, the impact of Spence's absence still deserves attention depending on how integral he is to the current setup. When a squad is otherwise at full strength, the loss of any single player naturally places more responsibility on those selected to fill in, and it will be worth monitoring how the depth at his position is managed without him available. From a broader squad depth perspective, having just one confirmed absence is a favorable position for any side in Serie A, where fixture congestion and rotation demands can quickly expose thin squads. Inter's ability to field a near-complete group of options across the rest of the team suggests that whatever adjustments are needed to cover for Spence should be manageable, without forcing a significant tactical overhaul or requiring reliance on players out of position.

Recent Form

WLWWW
W Udinese 5-3 (H)
L Real Madrid 2-1 (A)
W Napoli 3-2 (H)
W Cagliari 0-1 (A)
W Monza 4-1 (H)

Form Analysis

Inter have shown strong and largely consistent form across their last five matches, winning four and losing just one, a run that points to an upward trajectory after the single setback. The attack has been the standout feature, with 14 goals scored in five matches, highlighted by a 5-3 win over Udinese and a 4-1 victory against Monza. Even in the narrow 3-2 win over Napoli, Inter found goals against a quality domestic opponent, underlining the attacking unit's ability to trouble well-organized defenses.

Defensively, the picture is less settled. Conceding 8 goals across five matches, including 3 against both Udinese and Napoli, suggests periods of vulnerability even amid winning results. The 2-1 loss to Real Madrid, played away, stands out as the only defeat in this stretch and came against clearly the strongest opposition faced in the sample. By contrast, the 0-1 away win over Cagliari showed a tighter defensive display could be achieved when needed. Overall, the form reflects a team capable of scoring freely against a range of opponents, with defensive consistency the area that has fluctuated most, particularly when facing the highest caliber of opposition.

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