Formation :
Campelli, Francesconi, Beltrami, Milesi, G.Fossati II, Scheidler; Conti, Aebi, Agradi, L.Cevenini III, Asti

Other Players:
Bontadini, A.Cevenini I, M.Cevenini II, C.Cevenini IV, Dal Corso, A.Fabbri, Olivares, Silvestri, Viganò

Coach : Francesco Mauro & Nino Resegotti

President: Giorgio Hulss

Piero Campelli
Born: 20 December 1893, in Milan, Italy
Position: Goalkeeper

Piero Campelli set the record as the youngest goalkeeper in his debut, when he was only 16 years old. He was nicknamed as “nasone” (big nose). He invented the style of parade saves by punching the ball with his fists. He also played 11 matches in national team.

Ermanno Aebi
Born: 22 November 1892 in Milano, Italia
Position: Attacker

Born in Milan, but had the Switzerland´s citizenship, though he played also in the Azzurri. A true goal bomber. Played with elegance and due to respect received a nickname “Signorina” (Miss). After his fine career he continued as a referee.

Giuseppe Asti
Born: 31 July 1891 in Milano, Italia
Postion: Attacker

He was found from Minerva (a third division team in Lombardy), was a protagonist in nerazzurri for a while. He left Inter and played two seasons in the Novese, but then he came back to finish his career playing his last season in Inter.

Luigi Cevinini III
Born: 13 March in Milano, Italia
Position: Attacker

Luigi was the most famous of the five footballer brothers. A fantastic forward, master on the field and an outstanding dribbler. Still one of the all-time top scorers of Inter.He was nicknamed as “Zizì” for his talkative nature and his clever cheats.

Giuseppe Fossati
Born: 9 September 1894 in Milano, Italia
Position: Defender

Not so good as his older brother (Virgilio), though he still honoured their family name. Missed one season due to injury, but returned to the game after recovery.

Paolo Schleider
Born: 26 February 1891 in Milano, Italy
Position: Midfielder

He started his playing career in Firenze in Racing Libertas. Then moved to Inter where he finished his career. He was a protagonist in the midfield for 8 seasons.

Leopoldo Conti
Born in: 12 April 1901 in Milano, Italy
Position: Attacker

As a 18-year old youngster Inter paid 100 lire to get him (it was a fortune in those times). He proved out to be worth every lire. Technical with lots of character, wasn’t called “Duce” for nothing. He won two scudetti with Inter.Was disqualified for the season 1920/21.

Emilio Agradi
Born: 12 July 1895 in Bologna, Italy
Position: Midfielder

He came to A.C. Milanese in the age of 18, after one season joined Inter, where he played until 1928, though played one season in Modena in 1921/22. Finished his career in Cantù. In the beginning he was a centreforward and was a prolific scorer, later on played in midfield.

Alessandro Milesi
Born: 9 February 1897 in Milano, Italy
Position: Defender

Raised by Milan, with Inter proved to be a valuable player. He was always ready when needed. Had a great career, which lacked only a goal.

Alessandro Beltrame
Born: 12 August 1902 in Milano, Italy
Position: Defender

After the war, a young talented defender started his career. Played three good seasons, but then perhaps due to a serious injury was sidelined and afterwards didn’t play so much anymore.

Gustavo Francesconi
Born: 20 October 1900 in Milano, Italy
Position: Defender

Was disqualified for the season 1920/21 (together with Leopoldo Conti) because he was accused of professionalism (there was a strict rule that footballers had to be amateurs). During his suspension played in Padova, then returned to nerazzurri and played two good seasons.

These facts are written by Jake and all credit to him!

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