Players who played for Inter and Sampdoria

57 players have played for both Inter and Sampdoria, according to Wikidata. The best known include Samuel Eto'o, Jürgen Klinsmann and Clarence Seedorf. 24 of them moved straight from one club to the other, including Mauro Icardi. The earliest arrival at one of the two clubs was in 1925 (Delfo Bellini), the most recent in 2019 (Sebastiano Esposito).

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The full list (57 players)

PlayerPositionNationalityInterSampdoria
Samuel Eto'oForwardCameroon2009–20112015
Jürgen KlinsmannForwardGermany1989–19921997–1998
Clarence SeedorfMidfielderNetherlands2000–20031995–1996
Mauro IcardiForwardItaly, Argentina2013–20202012–2013
Antonio CassanoForwardItaly2012–20132007–2016
Juan Sebastián VerónMidfielderArgentina2004–20061996–1998
Siniša MihajlovićDefenderYugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro2004–20061994–1998
Antonio CandrevaMidfielderItaly2016–20212020–2023
Luis SuárezMidfielderSpain1961–19701970–1973
Giampaolo PazziniForwardItaly2011–20122009–2011
Hugo CampagnaroDefenderArgentina2013–20152007–2009
Milan ŠkriniarDefenderSlovakia2017–20232016–2017
Walter ZengaGoalkeeperItaly, Romania1978–19941994–1996
Gianluca PagliucaGoalkeeperItaly1994–19991987–1994
Keita BaldéForwardSenegal2018–20192020–2021
Domenico CriscitoDefenderItaly20072003–2011
Ricardo Gabriel ÁlvarezMidfielderArgentina2011–2015since 2016
ÉderForwardItaly2016–20182012–2016
Joaquín CorreaForwardArgentinasince 20212015–2016
Andrea RanocchiaDefenderItaly2010–20222016
Angelo PalomboMidfielderItaly20122002–2017
Giuseppe SignoriForwardItaly1981–19841998
Andrea PoliMidfielderItaly2011–20122007–2013
Vladimir JugovićMidfielderYugoslavia1999–20031992–1995
Emiliano VivianoGoalkeeperItaly2011–20122014–2015
Rey ManajForwardAlbania2015–2019–
Liam BradyMidfielderIreland1984–19861982–1984
Romeo BenettiMidfielderItaly–1969–1970
Alfred DuncanMidfielderGhana2012–20142014–2015
Riccardo FerriDefenderItaly1981–19941994–1996
José Rodolfo Pires RibeiroDefenderBrazil2014–20162016
Ivano BordonGoalkeeperItaly1970–19831983–1986
Lennart SkoglundMidfielderSweden1950–19591959–1962
Daniele PadelliGoalkeeperItaly–2004–2011
Jonathan BiabianyForwardFrance2007–20112011
Luca CastellazziGoalkeeperItaly2010–20142005–2010
Matías SilvestreDefenderArgentina2012–20152014–2015
Harald NielsenForwardDenmark1967–19681969–1970
Vid BelecGoalkeeperSlovenia2010–2015–
Sebastiano EspositoForwardItalysince 20192023–2024
Federico BonazzoliForwardItaly2013–20152015–2016
Tommaso BerniGoalkeeperItaly2000–20012012–2013
Osvaldo FattoriMidfielderItaly1947–19541946–1947
Aurelio MilaniForwardItaly1963–19651958–1960
Gianluca CaprariForwardItaly––
Edmondo FabbriMidfielderItaly, Kingdom of Italy1942–19461946–1947
Giovanni GiacomazziDefenderItaly1949–19571953–1956
Guido VincenziDefenderItaly1953–19581958–1969
Maurizio GanzForwardItaly1995–19971985–1988
Federico PiovaccariForwardItaly2004–20072011–2015
Gianfranco BedinMidfielderItaly1964–19741974–1978
Sergio BrighentiForwardItaly1952–19551960–1963
Marco BrancaForwardItaly1996–19981987–1991
Delfo BelliniDefenderItaly, Kingdom of Italy1925–1927–
Franco SemioliMidfielderItaly2000–20032009–2012
Michele SerenaDefenderItaly2000–20031992–1995
Mario FrustalupiMidfielderItaly, Kingdom of Italy1970–19721960–1970

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

Roma64Juventus61Fiorentina56Parma53Lazio53AC Milan51Genoa49Bologna45

With Sampdoria

Juventus50AC Milan47Parma44Fiorentina42Roma34Torino31Atalanta30Brescia30