Players who played for Inter and Lazio

53 players have played for both Inter and Lazio, according to Wikidata. The best known include Hernán Crespo, Diego Simeone and Marco Materazzi. 31 of them moved straight from one club to the other, including Hernán Crespo. The earliest arrival at one of the two clubs was in 1923 (Fulvio Bernardini), the most recent in 2023 (Davide Frattesi).

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The full list (53 players)

PlayerPositionNationalityInterLazio
Hernán CrespoForwardItaly, Argentina2002–20092000–2002
Diego SimeoneMidfielderArgentina1997–19991999–2003
Marco MaterazziDefenderItaly2001–2011–
Juan Sebastián VerónMidfielderArgentina2004–20061999–2001
Dejan StankovićMidfielderSerbia, Serbia and Montenegro, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia2004–20131998–2004
Aleksandar KolarovDefenderSerbia, Serbia and Montenegro2020–20222007–2010
Samir HandanovičGoalkeeperSlovenia2012–20232006
Stefan de VrijDefenderNetherlands2018–20262014–2018
Christian VieriForwardItaly1999–20051998–1999
HernanesMidfielderBrazil2014–20152010–2014
Siniša MihajlovićDefenderYugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro2004–20061998–2004
Antonio CandrevaMidfielderItaly2016–20212012–2016
Goran PandevForwardNorth Macedonia2001–20122004–2009
Sergio ConceiçãoMidfielderPortugal2001–20031998–2004
Angelo PeruzziGoalkeeperItaly1999–20002000–2007
Matías VecinoMidfielderUruguay2017–20222022–2026
Keita BaldéForwardSenegal2018–20192013–2017
Luigi Di BiagioMidfielderItaly1999–20031988–1989
Dino BaggioMidfielderItaly1991–19922000–2005
Francesco AcerbiDefenderItaly2022–20262018–2023
Joaquín CorreaForwardArgentinasince 20212018–2021
Julio CruzForwardArgentina2003–20092009–2010
Aron WinterMidfielderNetherlands1996–19991992–1996
Mauro ZárateForwardArgentina2011–20122008–2013
Giuseppe FavalliDefenderItaly2004–20061992–2004
Giuseppe SignoriForwardItaly1981–19841992–1997
Felipe CaicedoForwardEcuador20222017–2021
Luigi AllemandiDefenderItaly1927–19281938–1939
Davide FrattesiMidfielderItaly2023–2024since 2026
Matías AlmeydaMidfielderArgentina2002–20041997–2000
Juan Pablo CarrizoGoalkeeperArgentina2013–20172007–2013
Cristian BrocchiMidfielderItaly2000–20012008–2013
Vladimir JugovićMidfielderYugoslavia1999–20031997–1998
Tommaso RocchiForwardItaly20132004–2013
Rubén SosaForwardUruguay1992–19951988–1992
Bernardo CorradiForwardItaly2000–20022002–2004
Guilherme SiqueiraDefenderBrazil–2006
Ousmane DaboDefenderFrance1998–20002003–2010
Fulvio BernardiniMidfielderItaly1926–19281923–1926
Gaby MudingayiMidfielderBelgium2012–20142005–2008
Luis JiménezMidfielderItaly, Chile2007–20092007
Attilio GiovanniniDefenderItaly1948–19541954–1956
Tommaso BerniGoalkeeperItaly2000–20012006–2011
Paolo OrlandoniGoalkeeperItaly1988–20122000–2001
Marco BallottaGoalkeeperItaly2000–20021997–2008
Andrea PinamontiForwardItaly2016–2023since 2026
Aparecido CésarMidfielderBrazil2006–20082001–2006
Daniele AdaniDefenderItaly2002–20041994
Maino NeriMidfielderItaly1951–1955–
Gipo VianiForwardItaly, Kingdom of Italy1928–19341934–1938
Virgilio LevrattoForwardItaly1932–19341934–1936
Guido GrattonMidfielderItaly1961–19621961
Mario FrustalupiMidfielderItaly, Kingdom of Italy1970–19721972–1975

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

Roma64Juventus61Sampdoria57Fiorentina56Parma53AC Milan51Genoa49Bologna45

With Lazio

Juventus47AC Milan32Fiorentina32Genoa30Parma25Brescia23Napoli22Bologna22