We have 19 (official) of those and we were robbed of at least 5 in our history, so I wouldn't consider every member of a Scudetto winning squad part of the 'greatest ever'.
Inter has 3 European Cups and 6 continental trophies in general.
I think the players that are automatically part of the 'greats' should be those that have won a European Cup and a Scudetto, which is simple in our case as in both cases (60s and 2010) we had won those at the same time,
I'm not sure if there's a player that has won a European Cup but no Scudetto with us, probably not.
Our Scudetti aren't coming in packs usually, so winning a Scudetto + at least 2 more trophies imo is what should put these players there. Or have been robbed of that.
The 1998 squad for example should have won the Scudetto, they won the Uefa Cup and several of them were robbed of the 2002 Scudetto as well or if they were older players, they had also won the 1994 Uefa Cup. I would consider members of that squad 'great'. A Uefa Cup alone shouldn't count, similar to a Scudetto.
And then there's the parameters of # of appearances, overall importance to the club and other things like total wins, goals, assists, clean sheets etc if we want to quantify things. Plus a legacy bonus, when it comes to being an important player in world football, either by individual ability (Ballon d'Or winner or top contender) or due to national team success (World Cup, Euro winners or finalists) as a key player, as that gives exposure to Inter.
Giuseppe Bergomi for example, 20 years at Inter, was captain, won a Scudetto, was robbed of one in 1998, won 3 Uefa Cups, won the World Cup as an Inter player, was one of the best players in the 1988 Euro, losing in the semis. I mean, there's no question about his legacy status as an Inter player, yet the number of his Scudetti doesn't say much.
On the other hand, we have Samir Handanovic. If we win this year, there's no question, but if we don't, he just suffers from being part of a bad Inter squad. Without any single trophies and very limited CL exposure, considering Handa as part of the 'Grande Inter' would be a pedigree hit for what constitutes an Inter legend imo. But I trust that he'll earn his stripes come May.
Do we doubt Pagliuca is one of our greatest players? I don't think so. But there's doubt about him being part of the 'greatest ever' for Inter. Won the Uefa Cup in 1998, was robbed of the 1998 Scudetto as well, but his main success comes with Sampdoria (1 Scudetto, 1, Cup Winners Cup, 3 domestic cups, World Cup finalist). He's definitely a Sampdoria legend, but while we have fond memories of him, he's not really a 'greater' Inter legend than others in his position that won more [or more important trophies] and spent more time with us. For me, he's a legend, but his status is not as solid as Julio Cesar, for example, even if I consider him a much better goalkeeper.
Eriksen helped us win the Scudetto and he'll be remembered for this. But there needs to be a line of what makes someone a member of Inter's greatest and what just grants you in the list of contributors.
Inter Forever side for example includes players that were part of trophy winning squads only, so for example Rodrigo Palacio cannot be there. But Lambros Choutos is eligible
So that shouldn't be the way we judge this, either.
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