Players who played for Inter and Juventus

61 players have played for both Inter and Juventus, according to Wikidata. The best known include Zlatan Ibrahimović, Roberto Baggio and Andrea Pirlo. 28 of them moved straight from one club to the other, including Zlatan Ibrahimović. The earliest arrival at one of the two clubs was in 1912 (Luigi Cevenini), the most recent in 2021 (Joaquín Correa).

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The full list (61 players)

PlayerPositionNationalityInterJuventus
Zlatan IbrahimovićForwardSweden2006–20092004–2006
Roberto BaggioForwardItaly1998–20001990–1995
Andrea PirloMidfielderItaly1998–20012011–2015
Fabio CannavaroDefenderItaly2002–20042004–2010
Arturo VidalMidfielderChile2020–20222011–2015
Patrick VieiraDefenderFrance2006–20102005–2006
Leonardo BonucciDefenderItaly2005–20092010–2023
Salvatore SchillaciForwardItaly1992–19941989–1992
Giuseppe MeazzaForwardItaly1927–19471942–1943
João CanceloDefenderPortugal2017–20182018–2019
Edgar DavidsMidfielderNetherlands2004–20051997–2004
Juan Guillermo CuadradoDefenderColombia2023–20242015–2023
LúcioDefenderBrazil2009–20122012
Christian VieriForwardItaly1999–20051996–1997
HernanesMidfielderBrazil2014–20152015–2017
Adrian MutuForwardRomania1999–20002005–2006
Fabio GrossoDefenderItaly2006–20072009–2012
Antonio CandrevaMidfielderItaly2016–20212010
Kwadwo AsamoahMidfielderGhana2018–20202012–2018
Alessandro AltobelliForwardItaly1977–19881988–1989
Marco TardelliMidfielderItaly1985–19871975–1985
Felipe Melo de CarvalhoDefenderBrazil2015–20172009–2013
Angelo PeruzziGoalkeeperItaly1999–20001991–1999
Franco CausioMidfielderItaly1984–19851966–1981
Dino BaggioMidfielderItaly1991–19921992–1994
Roberto PereyraMidfielderArgentina–2014–2017
Pablo OsvaldoForwardItaly, Argentina2014–20152014
Joaquín CorreaForwardArgentinasince 2021–
Tarcisio BurgnichDefenderItaly1962–19741960–1961
Paulo SousaMidfielderPortugal1998–20001994–1996
Giovanni FerrariForwardItaly1935–19401930–1942
Pietro AnastasiForwardItaly1976–19781968–1976
Roberto BoninsegnaForwardItaly1969–19761976–1979
Luigi AllemandiDefenderItaly1927–19281925–1927
Aldo SerenaForwardItaly1978–19911985–1987
Mauricio PinillaForwardChile2003–2004–
Cristiano ZanettiMidfielderItaly1990–20062006–2009
Vladimir JugovićMidfielderYugoslavia1999–20031995–1997
Tommaso RocchiForwardItaly20131995–1998
Liam BradyMidfielderIreland1984–19861980–1982
Romeo BenettiMidfielderItaly–1968–1979
Stefano TacconiGoalkeeperItaly1975–19761983–1992
Pietro SerantoniMidfielderItaly1928–19341934–1936
Ugo LocatelliMidfielderItaly1936–19411941–1949
Fabián CariniGoalkeeperUruguay2004–20072001–2004
Carlo CeresoliGoalkeeperItaly1932–19361941–1942
Giuliano SartiGoalkeeperItaly1963–19681968–1969
Renato OlmiMidfielderItaly, Kingdom of Italy1937–19431941–1942
Luigi De AgostiniDefenderItaly1992–19931987–1992
Michele Di GregorioGoalkeeperItaly2017–20222024–2025
Roberto TricellaDefenderItaly1977–19791987–1990
Sergio GoriForwardItaly1964–19691975–1977
Giampaolo MenichelliForwardItaly–1963–1969
Mame Baba ThiamForwardSenegal2011–20132015
Luigi CeveniniMidfielderItaly1912–19271927–1930
Luigi SartorDefenderItaly1997–19981992–1994
Rino FerrarioMidfielderItaly1955–19561950–1959
Gipo VianiForwardItaly, Kingdom of Italy1928–19341939–1940
Pierino FannaMidfielderItaly1985–19891977–1982
Giovanni PasqualeDefenderItaly2002–2006–
Michele SerenaDefenderItaly2000–20031989–1990

Players ranked from best known to least known (number of language editions of their Wikipedia page). Data from Wikidata: spotted a mistake? Let us know.

Other club pairs

With Inter

Roma64Sampdoria57Fiorentina56Parma53Lazio53AC Milan51Genoa49Bologna45

With Juventus

Fiorentina55AC Milan50Roma50Sampdoria50Atalanta49Genoa47Lazio47Torino44