Players who played for both Palermo and Inter
Palermo
Inter
41 players
Matteo Darmian
Right-Back
Emil Audero
Goalkeeper
Tarcisio Burgnich
Right-Back
Franco Causio
Right Winger
Mariano Gonzalez
Right Winger- Héctor ScaroneSecond Striker
Alen Stevanovic
Left Winger
George Pușcaș
Striker
Matias Silvestre
Centre-Back
Luca Maniero II
Goalkeeper
Paolo Dellafiore
Centre-Back- Spartaco Landini
Right-Back
Francesco Bolzoni
Defensive Midfielder- Roberto Passarin

Lennart Skoglund
Left Winger- Antonio Blasevich

Fabio Grosso
Left-Back- Egidio Turchi

- Mirko Gruden

- Andrea Milani

- Renato De Manzano

- Arturo Di Napoli
Striker - Alberto Fontana
Goalkeeper - Pierluigi Di GiÃ
Midfielder - Felice Centofanti
Left-Back - Sergio Magistrelli
Striker - Mario Giubertoni
Right-Back - Sergio Girardi
Goalkeeper - Sergio Pellizzaro
Left Winger - Giovanni De Biasi

- Giovanni Ferretti
Goalkeeper - Giorgio Mariani
Left Winger - Sandro Vanello
Attacking Midfielder - Ambrogio Valadè
Left-Back
Mirko Taccola
Centre-Back- Giuseppe Accardi
Right-Back - Giorgio Tinazzi
Left Midfielder - Walter Pontel
Goalkeeper - Lorenzo Bettini
Striker - Renzo Rovatti

- Mauro Marmaglio

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FAQ
Who are the Players who played for both Palermo and Inter?
Our records list 41 players: Matteo Darmian, Emil Audero, Tarcisio Burgnich, Franco Causio, Mariano Gonzalez, Héctor Scarone, Alen Stevanovic, George Pușcaș, Matias Silvestre, Luca Maniero II and 31 more.