The number of Inter players who played in various countries after World War II: Argentina's 53 players are second only to Italy

After Kecedo joined, he became the first Ecuadorian player in Inter's history. After World War II, a total of 1,054 players from 49 countries had appeared on the bench for at least Inter's official matches, two of whom had never been given a chance to play.

Inter's official website takes stock of the number of players who have played for the Nerazzurri in each country since World War II:

Albania: 1

Argentina: 53

Australia: 1

Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1

Belgium: 9

Brazil: 39

Switzerland: 21

Côte d'Ivoire: 4

Chile: 6

Cameroon: 3

Colombia: 4

Germany: 8

Denmark: 4

Algeria: 2

Spain: 5

France: 25

England: 3

Ghana: 6

Guinea: 1

Guadalupe: 1

Greece: 3

Guinea-Bissau: 1

Honduras: 2

Croatia: 7

Hungary: 4

Ireland: 3

Italy: 723

Japan: 1 person

Kenya: 1

Morocco: 1

Macedonia: 2

Nigeria: 8

Netherlands: 11

Peru: 2

Portugal: 11

Paraguay: 2

Romania: 8

Serbia: 7

Russia: 1

Sweden: 5

Slovenia: 4

Slovakia: 2

Sierra Leone: 1

Senegal: 3

Turkey: 5

Uruguay: 24

Yugoslavia: 7

South Africa: 1

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