The Inter Milan attack under Cristian Chivu continues to deliver at historic levels.
After scoring 22 goals in their first eight Serie A matches, the Nerazzurri have matched the offensive output of Gigi Simoni’s 1997-98 Inter, one of the most celebrated sides of the modern era.
Their average of 2.8 goals per game places them among Europe’s most prolific teams – behind only Bayern Munich and Eintracht Frankfurt, according to the latest statistics via FCInterNews.
Inter Milan Set Pieces ‘Key Weapon’ In Chivu Revolution
La Gazzetta dello Sport highlighted Inter’s “lethal efficiency” both in open play and from set pieces, a key weapon in Chivu’s early success.
The Nerazzurri lead Serie A in both headed goals (5) and corner-kick goals (4), combining physical presence with precise delivery from the flanks.
With Lautaro Martinez and co all contributing regularly, Inter have rediscovered the blend of creativity and aggression that once defined Simoni’s treble-contending squad.
Proof that Chivu’s system is already paying dividends on the scoreboard.