Inter put on their matador cloak and tame Toro. We revel in the Ferrara four-star showing, laud scintillating Sanchez. There’s a salute to the nerazzurri’s newest hall of famers, and we preview the team’s capital challenge! All that and more on this week’s podcast led by Inter TV’s Thomas Lawrence.

No joy against Bologna and Verona, but Antonio Conte’s men are eager to bounce back at home to Torino, which brings back memories from what was supposed to be Luis Figo’s last game for the club in 2007. The voice of Thomas Lawrence leads us through episode four of Inter’s English weekly podcast.

Parma delight followed by the cricket score against Brescia – Thomas Lawrence reviews all the action before embarking on a trip down memory lane, bringing in Massimo Paganin’s own memories of Ronaldo in 1997.

Thomas Lawrence pays his respects to Mario Corso, reviews the Sampdoria and Sassuolo games, and previews the daunting trip to Parma. Also includes Christian Eriksen’s post-match analysis of his game versus Samp.

Thomas Lawrence brings to life the first episode of the English weekly podcast on all things Inter.
Inter TV’s International Editor reviews the disappointment in Naples and looks ahead to the Nerazzurri’s return to Serie A as they host Sampdoria.

Blond, handsome, charming, not to mention an outrageous left foot: with the ball at his feet, Lennart Skoglund literally did what he wanted much to the delight of the Inter fans. Ten thousand supporters came to welcome the Swede upon his arrival in Milan in the summer of 1950. Alongside Benito Lorenzi, he formed a dynamic duo full of class and character, inspiring the club to great success. Skoglund ended his career in his native Sweden where he is a legend and he left a lasting impression on all those who saw him play. A football genius who was unpredictable on and off the pitch: this is the story of the one and only Lennart Skoglund.

There is only one word to describe him: Phenomenon. Without a doubt, one of the best players to grace the game. Wearing Inter's number 10 jersey, in the 1997/98 season, Ronaldo displayed a devastating mix of power, explosiveness and speed at a level never seen before. A revolutionary number 10 that defined an era. Ronaldo in the black and blue of Inter left his mark on the game capturing the imagination of football fans across the world.

From Bahia Blanca to Milan via Avellaneda with the blessing of nerazzurri great Diego Milito, Lautaro Martinez does not correspond to the number 10 stereotype. He is instead a fighter, a warrior, a player that never gives an inch. Lautaro battles for every ball, possessing a strength and determination second to none. El Toro Lautaro Martinez is the number 10 of Inter's present and the star of our first podcast.

Romelu Lukaku’s exclusive first Inter TV interview. Here are the Belgian striker first words as a Nerazzurri player to Inter TV.