Fluminense vs Inter Milan Tickets

Brazilian giants do battle with Italian icons and it’s a fixture you won’t want to miss. Thankfully, due to the sheer size of our selection of Fluminense as Inter Milan tickets, you won’t have to worry about getting to the game.

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Fluminense vs Inter Milan History

The Rio de Janiero-based team Fluminense have secured major titles in both their native Brazil as well as in major continental competitions. In 2023 they won the Copa Libertadores by beating Boca Juniors in the final.

Inter Milan have a rich history that stretches beyond Italy, where they have won the Serie A title on countless occasions, with their 2023/24 triumph being their 20th. They have also won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, doing so in 1963/64, 1964/65 and again more than forty years later in 2010, when Jose Mourinho’s side defeated Bayern Munich.

Fluminense vs Inter Milan Mutual Connections

Among the many players to have played for both clubs are the following.

Adriano "L'Imperatore": The powerful Brazilian striker is an Inter Milan legend (2001-2002, 2004-2009). After his time in Italy, he had a brief spell with Fluminense in 2009.

Felipe Melo: The tough-tackling midfielder played for Inter Milan from 2015 to 2017. He later returned to Brazil and has been a key, experienced figure for Fluminense since 2022, notably winning the Copa Libertadores with them in 2023.

Dodô (José Rodolfo Pires Ribeiro): The left-back was on Inter Milan's books from 2014 to 2018, though he had loan spells during that time. He later had a loan spell at Fluminense in 2019 from Sampdoria.

Zé Elias: The defensive midfielder played for Inter Milan from 1997 to 1999. Much later in his career, he had a spell with Fluminense in 2006.