Inter Milan, a football club located in Rumba Milan, northern Italy, was founded on March 9, 1908 at/kloc-0, and now plays for the Italian Football League.
Inter Milan was founded after the separation of some members of "Milan Cricket and Football Club" (now AC Milan Club). Sweaters are made up of two main colors: blue and black. Because the club opened its doors to all players in the world at the beginning of its establishment, it is called an "international" club.
Inter Milan was once one of the "Serie A Seven Sisters", and was also called the top three in the North with AC Milan and Juventus. The collision with AC Milan, a club also from Milan, is called "Milan Derby", and the confrontation with Juventus from Turin is called "Italian National Derby".
Inter Milan is the only Italian league team that has won five championships (Champions League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, Italian Super Cup and World Club Cup).
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1908 On March 9th, Inter Milan Football Club was established. At that time, the Italian and Swiss players in the "Milan Cricket and Football Club" (now the predecessor of AC Milan Club) were extremely dissatisfied with the team's being too British and snobbish. They left the team angrily and set up the Inter Milan Football Club on their own. This is also the meaning of the word "international". As a matter of fact, the first captain of Inter Milan was Swiss Ernst Mankert. The representative colors of the club are gold, black and blue.
Baidu Encyclopedia: Inter Milan Football Club