Which players played for both Genoa and Inter?

94 players have played for both Genoa and Inter, including Mario Balotelli, Hernán Crespo, Rodrigo Palacio, Thiago Motta, Šime Vrsaljko, Christian Panucci, Diego Milito, Goran Pandev, Nicolás Burdisso and Cristian Ansaldi.

Players Who Played for Both Genoa and Inter (94 Players)

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 94 players have played for both Genoa and Inter. The best known: Mario Balotelli, Hernán Crespo and Rodrigo Palacio.

The list

#	Player	Born	Genoa	Inter
1	Mario Balotelli	1990	2024–2025	2007–2010
2	Hernán Crespo	1975	2009–2010	2002–2009
3	Rodrigo Palacio	1982	2009–2012	2012–2017
4	Thiago Motta	1982	2008–2009	2009–2012
5	Šime Vrsaljko	1992	2013–2014	2018–2019
6	Christian Panucci	1973	1991–1993	1999–2001
7	Diego Milito	1979	2003–2009	2009–2014
8	Goran Pandev	1983	2015–2022	2001–2012
9	Nicolás Burdisso	1981	2014–2017	2004–2009
10	Cristian Ansaldi	1986	2015–2016	2016
11	David Suazo	1979	2010	2007–2011
12	Fulvio Collovati	1957	1989–1993	1982–1986
13	Lorenzo Buffon	1929	1959–1960	1960–1963
14	Andrea Ranocchia	1988	2008–2011	2010–2022
15	Felipe Caicedo	1988	2021–2022	2022
16	Sébastien Frey	1980	2011–2013	1998–2001
17	Djed Spence	2000	2024	2026–
18	Matteo Ferrari	1979	1997–2009	1997–2001
19	Sabri Lamouchi	1971	2004–2005	2003–2004
20	Mario Corso	1941	1973–1975	1957–1973
21	Houssine Kharja	1982	2009–2011	2011
22	George Pușcaș	1996	2022–2024	2014–2019
23	Carlo Ceresoli	1910	1939–1941	1932–1936
24	Josep Martínez	1998	2022–2024	2024–
25	Mohamed Kallon	1979	1997–1998	1995–2004
26	Antonio Valentín Angelillo	1937	1968–1969	1957–1961
27	Valentín Carboni	2005	2025–2026	2022
28	Samuele Longo	1992	2011	2009–2012
29	Zé Elias	1976	2003–2004	1997–1999
30	Giorgio Ghezzi	1930	1958–1959	1951–1958
31	Andrea Pinamonti	1999	2019–2025	2016–2023
32	Ionuț Radu	1997	2018–2020	2013–2025
33	Luigi Sartor	1975	2005	1997–1998
34	Fabio Galante	1973	1994–1996	1996–1999
35	Virgilio Levratto	1904	1925–1932	1932–1934
36	Renato Cappellini	1943	1964–1965	1963–1968
37	Giovanni Invernizzi	1931	1950–1951	1949–1960
38	Delfo Bellini	1900	1921–1928	1925–1927
39	Graziano Bini	1955	1985–1988	1971–1985
40	Gianni Comandini	1977	2004	—
41	Eddie Firmani	1933	1961–1963	1958–1961
42	Giuseppe Baldini	1922	1950–1951	1942–1943
43	Sebastián Ribas	1988	2011–2015	2006–2007
44	Orazio Rancati	1940	1961	1958–1961
45	Davide Fontolan	1966	1988–1990	1990–1996
46	Maurizio Iorio	1959	1992–1993	1990–1991
47	Giacomo Neri	1916	1939–1946	1946–1948
48	Mauro Bicicli	1935	1963–1966	1953–1967
49	Bruno Mazza	1924	1948–1949	1952–1955
50	Antonio Manicone	1966	1994–1995	1985–1996
51	Stefano Rossini	1971	1998–2003	1989–1993
52	Angelo Franzosi	1921	1951–1956	1941–1951
53	Camillo Achilli	1921	1951–1953	1941–1951
54	Mario Bò	1912	1941–1942	1942–1943
55	Sergio Girardi	1946	1974–1980	1968–1970
56	Celestino Celio	1925	1951–1952	1955–1956
57	Francesco Canella	1939	1965–1966	1964–1965
58	Fausto Pizzi	1967	1997–1998	1985–1992
59	Franco Zaglio	1936	1965–1966	1960–1964
60	Massimo Ciocci	1968	1993–1995	1985–1992
61	Rosario Di Vincenzo	1941	1965–1966	1962–1965
62	Dario Morello	1968	1996–1998	1987–1990
63	Sergio Marchi	1920	1938–1943	1945–1948
64	Mario Da Pozzo	1939	1961–1965	1958–1961
65	Silvano Martina	1953	1978–1984	1972–1977
66	Giovanni Battistoni	1910	1939–1941	1934–1935
67	Nazzareno Canuti	1956	1983–1985	1974–1982
68	Alfredo Mazzoni	1908	1931–1934	1934–1935
69	Davide Sinigaglia	1981	2005–2006	1999–2001
70	Paolo Agosteo	1908	1935–1938	1933–1935
71	Felice Centofanti	1969	1996–1998	1995–1996
72	Carlo Villa	1912	1937–1941	1936–1937
73	Martino Borghese	1987	2006–2008	—
74	Alessandro Scanziani	1953	1986–1988	1977–1979
75	Valentino Sala	1908	1932–1935	1927–1937
76	Claudio Ambu	1958	1986–1988	1977–1981
77	Giorgio Barsanti	1918	1937–1938	1938–1946
78	Livio Fongaro	1931	1961–1964	1955–1961
79	Bruno Petroni	1941	1966–1968	1961–1964
80	Giovanni Gaddoni	1914	1946–1947	1942–1945
81	Roberto Bergamaschi	1960	1983–1985	1978–1983
82	Mirko Gruden	1911	1935–1937	1932–1933
83	Franco Ponzinibio	1914	1935–1937	1932–1934
84	Orlando Sain	1912	1941–1946	1938–1941
85	Licio Rossetti	1925	1951–1953	1950–1951
86	Attilio Perotti	1946	1968–1975	1962–1965
87	Marco Pecoraro Scanio	1962	1987–1988	—
88	Giovanni Chiecchi	1904	1927–1931	1936–1937
89	Tiziano Mutti	1952	1974–1975	1971–1972
90	Mario Bussich	1898	1921–1922	1923–1925
91	Tiziano Manfrin	1954	1979–1982	1973–1974
92	Renato Falcomer	1947	1968–1971	1965–1966
93	Mario De Prati	1928	1950–1951	1949
94	Giuseppe Gaggiotti	1925	1953	—

Which way they moved

Genoa first, then Inter: 25
Inter first, then Genoa: 64

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Türkçe: Genoa ve Inter ortak oyuncuları

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Players who played for both Genoa and Inter

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Which way they moved

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