Inter pays tribute to the legend
Sandro Mazzola, the legendary former player of Inter Milan and the Italian national team, has passed away at the age of 83. Mazzola is considered one of the most prominent footballers in Inter's history, having spent 17 years with the club, during which he scored 158 goals in 565 matches. He contributed to the team winning four Italian league titles and two European Cups. He was part of the Italian squad that won the European Championship in 1968 and reached the World Cup final in 1970. Mazzola led the team to their first European trophy in 1964, scoring two goals in the final against Real Madrid. It is also remembered that Mazzola lost his father in the Superga air disaster of 1949. He began his career with Inter at age 18 and retired in 1977, later working as a sports director for both clubs.
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