The 1939-40 season was Associazione Sportiva Ambrosiana-Inter's 31st in existence and 24th consecutive season in the top flight of Italian football.
Summary
The club clinched the title, fifth in its history, and third as Ambrosiana, in Coppa Italia lost against Torino, in Mitropa Cup the squad is defeated by Újpest and its manager Bella Guttmann. Injured on the left foot Meazza stood in bench almost the entire season. The nerazzurri on the top of the table with Tony Cargnelli as manager, defeating Bologna in the final round and enjoyed the title in San Siro, field of rival Milan, due to attendance was bigger than Arena Civica.
Squad
II
Competitions
Serie A
League table
Matches
Coppa Italia
Round of 32
Statistics
Squad statistics
Players statistics
Appearances
7.Giorgio Barsanti
1.Celso Battaia
12.Carmelo Buonocore
7.Angelo Caimo
31.Aldo Campatelli
23.Enrico Candiani
1.Antonio Caracciolo
30.Attilio Demaría
8.Giovanni Ferrari
29.Pietro FerrarisII
27.Annibale Frossi
23.Umberto Guarnieri
30.Ugo Locatelli
4.Ezio Meneghello
24.Renato Olmi
24.Giuseppe Peruchetti
18.Bernardo Poli
6.Víctor Pozzo
3.Pietro RebuzziI
2.Vittorio Rovelli
27.Duilio Setti
Goalscorers
2.Giorgio Barsanti
2.Aldo Campatelli
8.Enrico Candiani
12.Attilio Demaría
7.Pietro Ferraris II
7.Annibale Frossi
16.Umberto Guarnieri
1.Ugo Locatelli
1.Pietro Rebuzzi I
References
Bibliography
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External links
Inter Milan seasons
Internazionale Milano
Italian football championship-winning seasons
