Hospitality and the Puerta 57 Dinner
Inter’s Trophy Cabinet and 2026 Roster
| Achievement | Count |
|---|---|
| League Titles | 21 |
| UEFA Cups | 3 |
| Intercontinental Cups | 2 |
| Club World Cup | 1 |
| Italian Super Cups | 8 |
The 2014 Draw and Historical Rivalry
The current match revisits a significant precedent set during the 2014 edition of the Corazón Classic. While Real Madrid Leyendas had won every previous iteration of the event, the 2014 meeting ended in a 2-2 draw. OneFootball reported that Inter became the first visiting team to avoid defeat, leading both clubs to agree to share the title rather than proceeding to a penalty shootout. This decision to share the title was a notable departure from standard competitive football protocols. Typically, matches that remain level after regulation time proceed to a penalty shootout to determine a definitive winner. However, the spirit of the Corazón Classic—focused on celebration and charity rather than intense competition—allowed the clubs to prioritize the shared history of the participants over a single winner. The 2014 match, coached by Walter Zenga, saw a series of dramatic shifts in momentum. Zinedine Zidane opened the scoring for Real Madrid, but Javier Zanetti leveled the game with what was described as a spectacular goal. Although Ivan Pérez restored the Madrid lead, Lambros Choutos scored a header to finalize the stalemate.Notable Rosters from the 2014 Meeting
The 2014 rosters featured a diverse array of players who defined their respective eras, including icons like Zinedine Zidane and Javier Zanetti. These figures represent the generations of talent that have built the storied histories of both Real Madrid and Inter Milan.
| Real Madrid Leyendas (2014) | Inter Legends (2014) |
|---|---|
| Buyo | Toldo (captain) |
| Salgado | Cordoba |
| Pavon | J. Zanetti |
| Zidane | Galante |
| Hierro | Carbone |
| Zamorano | D. Baggio |
| Santillana (captain) | Zé Maria |
| Figo | Dabo |
| Guti | Paganin |
| Karembeu | Suazo |
| Fernando Sanz | Conceicao |
Connecting the Nerazzurri Fanbase in Spain
Beyond the pitch, the event has served to strengthen the connection between Inter Milan and its supporters in the Iberian Peninsula. A special meet-and-greet was held for approximately 60 members of the Inter Clubs of Madrid and Barcelona, alongside supporters traveling from Italy. As OneFootball noted, Giuseppe Marotta used the occasion to present these Spanish supporter groups with a commemorative pin collection. The event emphasized the deep connection built through the Inter Club network, which maintains a presence in Spain well beyond the borders of Italy. The existence of these clubs within Spain demonstrates the reach of the Nerazzurri’s international community. By engaging directly with these supporter groups, the club reinforces its global footprint and ensures that its history and values are maintained by fans living far beyond the borders of Milan.Find more reporting in our Sports section.



