When it comes to attendances across Europe, Inter are the only Italian club in the top 10 list for every club in Europe.
The Nerazzurri have welcomed around 480,000 spectators in total this season, with an average of 59,366 fans attending each of their eight home games thus far at San Siro this season. The Nerazzurri’s highest attendance came during October’s Milan derby where a near sell out crowd of 78,328 packed the stands.
City rivals Milan average around 55,000, good enough to see them place 12th on the list. Napoli are 24th on the list while Juventus are 32nd with an average attendance of just over 39,000.
German club Borussia Dortmund head the list with an average attendance of 88,810 while Manchester United and Bayern Munich place second and third respectively with average attendances both exceeding the 75,000 mark.
Inter have two home fixtures remaining in Serie A this calendar year. On 16 December they will welcome Udinese while on 30 December they will play Lazio.
smacking juve saturday and then winning our remaining 2017 game… wow what a first half of the season boys and girls.
We need our own stadium. And fast. Whether it’s a brand new one or full ownership of San Siro. I don’t care. We just need that revenue to compete with Juve and now Roma who will have their stadium.
i don’t think that is happening anything soon. red tapes and all. the one thing Italian football suffer is due tough negotiation with the city council to build it’s very own stadia. been for years now. Even Suning seems to given up the idea and instead focus on building a future training ground close to San Siro and doing other upgrades to the stadia.
last itaian team to win UCL , inter player scored in the WC final last time italy won the WC most attendance in Serie A for a team whos been struggling for the past 5-6 years and some rubentinos still blame inter for the fall of serie A
cant wait for Saturday to smack those zebras
This is why we should not a stadium with under at least 60 k seats.