Squad
- Huenes Marcelo Lemos2006current
Rodrigo Dourado2012current
Alex Raphael Meschini2013current
Geferson2014current
William de Asevedo Furtado2014current
Anderson2015current
Réver Humberto Alves Araújo2015current
William Pottker2017current
Bruno Fuchs2019current
Johnny Cardoso2019current
Gabriel Mercado2021current
Wesley2022current
Fernando Reges2024current
Antonio Sanabria2026current
Bruno Fuchscurrent- Celso Vieiracurrent
- Francisco Narciziocurrent
- Lori Sandricurrent
- Moacir Rodrigues Santoscurrent
Wellington Silvacurrent- Adãozinho1943–1951
Oreco1950–1957
Julio Pérez1957–1957
Brito1960–1960
Valdomiro1968–1980- Valmir Louruz1969–1971
Paulo César Carpegiani1970–1977
Don Elías Figueroa1972–1976
Paulo Roberto Falcão1972–1980- João Batista da Silva1973–1981
Manga1975–1976
Dadá Maravilha1976–1977
Marinho Peres1976–1977
Jonas Eduardo Américo1977–1978
Gilmar Rinaldi1978–1985
Vanderlei Luxemburgo1978–1978
Mauro Galvão1979–1986
Branco1980–1981
Dunga1980–1984
Edevaldo de Freitas1981–1983
José Rodrigues Neto1981–1982- Aloísio Pires Alves1982–1988
Rubén Paz1982–1986
Valdomiro1982–1982Milton Cruz1983–1985
Juan Carlos Osorio1984–1985
Cláudio Taffarel1985–1990- Tita1985–1986
Diego Aguirre1988–1988- Valdir Benedito1988–1988
Diego Aguirre1989–1990- Alexandre da Silva1990–1990
- Juan Carlos Letelier1990–1990
- Marcelo Baron Polanczyk1990–1993
Márcio Roberto dos Santos1990–1991- Reinaldo Vicente Simão1990–1993
- Alexandre da Silva1991–1991
- Bernardo Fernandes da Silva1991–1992
Cuca1991–1991- Josimar1991–1991
- Roberto Fernández1991–1994
Argel Fuchs1992–1995- Aírton Graciliano dos Santos1992–1995
- Christian Corrêa Dionisio1992–1992
- Emerson Thome1992–1992
Paulo Silas1992–1993
Adilson Batista1993–1993
Marcelo Mabilia1993–1993- Paulinho McLaren1993–1994
Aílton Gonçalves da Silva1994–1995
Caio Júnior1994–1994
Marco Antônio da Silva1994–1996- Mazinho Oliveira1994–1994
Branco1995–1995
Carlos Gamarra1995–1997- Christian Corrêa Dionisio1995–1999
- Marcelo Rosa1995–1998
Sergio Goycochea1995–1996- Válber Costa1995–1995
- Alberto Luiz de Souza1996–1997
- Edu Marangon1996–1996
- Fernando Henrique Mariano1996–1998
Julio César Enciso1996–2000- Paulo Isidoro1996–1997
- Fábio Nunes1997–2002
- José Róbson do Nascimento1997–1997
Marcelo Mabilia1997–1998- Marco Antônio de Almeida Ferreira1997–1997
Washington Stecanela Cerqueira1997–1998- Claiton Fontoura dos Santos1998–1999
- Fernando Rech1998–1998
- Gilberto Carlos Nascimento1998–1999
Lúcio1998–2000- Marco Antônio de Almeida Ferreira1998–1998
- Ueslei Raimundo Pereira da Silva1998–1998
- Alexandre Goulart1999–1999
- Almir de Souza Fraga1999–1999
Basarab Panduru1999–1999
Dunga1999–2000- Elivélton Alves Rufino1999–2000
- Fábio Rochemback1999–2001
- Marcelo Gonçalves Costa Lopes1999–1999
- Ueslei Raimundo Pereira da Silva1999–1999
- Marcelo Rosa2000–2001
Daniel Carvalho2001–2003- Leandro Costa Miranda Moraes2001–2002
- Luís Fernando Martinez2001–2001
- Marco Aurelio Silva Businhani2001–2001
- Sílvio José Canuto2001–2001
- Carlos Germano2002–2002
Christian Maicon Hening2002–2002
- Claiton Fontoura dos Santos2002–2003
- Fernando Baiano2002–2002
Filipe Machado Nascimento2002–2006
Júnior Baiano2002–2003
Nilmar2002–2004- André Cruz2003–2004
- Diego Gavilán2003–2003
- Geílson de Carvalho Soares2003–2004
Alex Raphael Meschini2004–2009
Alexandre Lopes2004–2004- Danilo Gomes2004–2004
- Diego Gavilán2004–2005
Ederson Honorato Campos2004–2004
Fernandão2004–2008- Geílson de Carvalho Soares2004–2004
- Gláucio de Jesus Carvalho2004–2004
- Marcelo Labarthe2004–2005
Neto Baiano2004–2004- Oséas Reis dos Santos2004–2004
Rafael Sóbis2004–2006- Wellington Katzor de Oliveira2004–2005
Ceará2005–2007- Edmilson Carlos Abel2005–2006
Jorge Wagner2005–2006- Leandro Costa Miranda Moraes2005–2005
Renan Brito Soares2005–2008- Ricardo Souza Silva2005–2005
Tinga2005–2006
Vitor Júnior2005–2005- Washington Luiz Pereira dos Santos2005–2005
Adriano Gabiru2006–2008
Adriano Gabiru2006–2006
Alexandre Pato2006–2007- Arivaldo Alves dos Santos2006–2006
Fabiano Eller2006–2006
Fábio de Jesus2006–2006
Luiz Adriano2006–2007- Ricardo Souza Silva2006–2006
- Rodrigo Possebon2006–2008
Adriano Ferreira Martins2007–2010- Christian Corrêa Dionisio2007–2007
- Gilberto Ribeiro Gonçalves2007–2009
- Gonzalo Sorondo2007–2011
- Marcos Alberto Skavinski2007–2008
Márcio Rodrigues2007–2009
Nilmar2007–2009- Roger Gaúcho2007–2008
Sandro Raniere2007–2010Sidnei2007–2008
Taison2007–2010
Wellington Luís de Sousa2007–2008
Andrés D'Alessandro2008–2016
Daniel Carvalho2008–2008
Danilo Aparecido da Silva2008–2010- Gustavo Nery de Sá da Silva2008–2009
- Leandro Costa Miranda Moraes2008–2010
- Alan Kardec2009–2009
- Alan Kardec2009–2010
Fabiano Eller2009–2010
Giuliano2009–2010
Kléber de Carvalho Corrêa2009–2013
Leandro Damião2009–2013
Luís Eduardo Schmidt2009–2010- Elton Divino Celio2010–2010
Juan Jesus2010–2012
Oscar2010–2012
Rafael Sóbis2010–2011
Renan Brito Soares2010–2011
Roberto Abbondanzieri2010–2010
Tinga2010–2012
Fernando Cavenaghi2011–2011
Fred2011–2013
Ilsinho2011–2012
Ilsinho2011–2011
Jairo de Macedo da Silva2011–2011
José Roberto de Oliveira2011–2011
Jô2011–2012
Mario Bolatti2011–2015
Renan Brito Soares2011–2012- Ricardo Goulart2011–2011
Rodrigo Moledo2011–2013
Diego Forlán2012–2014
Jajá Coelho2012–2012
Jesús Dátolo2012–2013
Juan2012–2015
Lucas Lima2012–2013- Marcos Aurélio2012–2014
Otávio2012–2014
Alan Patrick2013–2014
Alisson Becker2013–2016
Caio Canedo2013–2015
Ignacio Scocco2013–2014
Vitor Júnior2013–2013
Charles Aránguiz2014–2015
Dida2014–2015
Gilberto Moraes Junior2014–2014
Nilmar2014–2015Lisandro López2015–2015
Nílton2015–2016
Rodrigo Moledo2015–2016
Edenilson2017–2018
Felipe Gutiérrez2017–2017
Leonardo Rech Ortiz2017–2018
Edenilson2018–2022
Paolo Guerrero2018–2021
Abel Hernández2020–2021
Charles Aránguiz2023–2024
Enner Valencia2023–2025
Hugo Mallo2023–2024
Luiz Adriano2023–2024
Mário Fernandes2023–2023
Rafael Santos Borré2024–2026
Sport Club Internacional is a Brazilian professional football club based in Porto Alegre, known for its inclusive ethos.
Internacional's home stadium, Estádio Beira-Rio, has a capacity of 50,128 and was one of the venues for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Internacional competes in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, the top tier of Brazilian football.
Biography
Formation
Sport Club Internacional, commonly known as Internacional or simply Inter, was founded in the early 1910s in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The club's creation is attributed to three brothers: Henrique, José Eduardo, and Luiz Madeira Poppe, who moved to Porto Alegre from São Paulo. They aimed to establish a football club that was inclusive of various ethnic backgrounds, contrasting with the existing clubs that primarily catered to descendants of Germans. The club's colors were inspired by the vibrant street carnaval of Porto Alegre, ultimately choosing red after a vote among the founders.
Early Years and Development
Internacional quickly became a significant player in Brazilian football, participating in various leagues, including the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, Copa do Brasil, and Campeonato Gaúcho. The club's first home ground was located in the culturally rich neighborhood of Ilhota, where they began to build their legacy. Over the years, Internacional has developed a strong fan base and has been known for its competitive spirit and commitment to inclusivity.
Achievements and Legacy
Internacional has a rich history of success, having won numerous national and international titles. Their honors include the prestigious Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and multiple state championships in the Campeonato Gaúcho. The club's home stadium, Estádio Beira-Rio, is notable for being one of the venues for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, showcasing the club's prominence in the football world. With a legacy built on diversity and competitive excellence, Internacional continues to be a cornerstone of Brazilian football.
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Career & Clubs
Foundation and early years (1910s)
The Club's foundation can be attributed directly to three brothers: Henrique Poppe Leão, José Eduardo Poppe, and Luiz Madeira Poppe. They arrived in Porto Alegre from São Paulo around 1908, a period marked by the rising popularity of football across Brazil. The younger siblings, José and Luiz, had the desire to play football, a sport they learned to practice in São Paulo. Henrique, the older and influential brother, then orchestrated the creation of a new club.
The genesis of Sport Club Internacional is linked to the combination of diverse nationalities. In contrast to the other teams in Porto Alegre at the time, which primarily catered to descendants of Germans, Inter emerged as inclusive to various ethnic backgrounds. The speeches heard at the meetings always revolved around a very important principle for the Poppe family and those present there. Internacional was being created for Brazilians and foreigners, a clear reference to the discriminatory policies of the other two major existing clubs in Porto Alegre, Grêmio and Fuss-Ball. The club's colors were inspired by the street carnaval of Porto Alegre. At the time there were two big carnaval organizations in the city, the green Esmeraldinos and the red Venezianos, after a vote the color red was chosen. The area of Ilhota, once a humble neighborhood rich in cultural influence, served as the team's first ground. The football field on Rua Arlindo, now known as Sport Club…
- League
- Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
- League
- Copa do Brasil
- League
- Campeonato Gaúcho
Legacy
Official tournaments
s shared record
Others tournaments
International
Torneio Inauguração do Estádio Olímpico (1): 1954 Copa Ciudad Viña del Mar (2): 1978, 2001 Joan Gamper Trophy (1): 1982 Trofeo Costa del Sol (1): 1983 Europac Cup (1): 1983 Pacific Coast Tournament (1): 1983 Kirin Cup (1): 1984 Glasgow International Tournament (1): 1987 Trofeo Cidade de Vigo (1): 1987 Ceuta Tournament (1): 1989 Marlboro Cup (1): 1991 Wako Denki Cup (1): 1992 Sumitomo Cup (1): 1994 Torneio de 25 Anos do Estádio Beira-Rio (1): 1994 Torneio Mercosul (1): 1996 Dubai Cup (1): 2008 Peace Border Cup (1): 2010
National
Torneio Régis Pacheco (Quadrangular de Salvador) (1): 1953 Torneio Governador do Estado (Quadrangular de Campo Grande) (1): 1987 Troféu João Saldanha (2): 2005, 2022 Troféu Osmar Santos (1): 2009
State
Copa Sul-Fronteira (1): 2016 (reserve team) Campeonato Gaúcho Série B (1): 2017 (reserve team) Taça Fábio Koff (2): 2009, 2010 Taça Fernando Carvalho (1): 2009 Taça Farroupilha (3): 2011, 2012, 2013 Taça Piratini (1): 2013 Torneio Início do Campeonato Gaúcho (1): 1966
City
Campeonato Citadino de Porto Alegre (23): 1913, 1914 (LPAF), 1915 (LPAF), 1916, 1917, 1922 (APAD), 1927, 1934, 1936, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1972 Torneio Início de Porto Alegre (14): 1921, 1922, 1929, 1932, 1934, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1957, 1960, 1966 Torneio taça 14 de Julho (1):…
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Identifiers & aliases
Sport Club Internacional, commonly known as Internacional, Inter de Porto Alegre or simply Inter, is a football club in southern Brazil, based in Porto Alegre. They play in the Série A, the first division of the Brazilian league, as well as in Campeonato Gaúcho Série A, the first level of the Rio Grande do Sul state football league. The team's home stadium, known as Estádio Beira-Rio ("Riverside"), was one of the twelve 2014 FIFA World Cup venues and has a capacity of 50,128.
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