On This Day in 2010: Inter Milan Achieves Historic Treble with Champions League Glory

May 22, 2010, stands as a monumental date in the annals of Italian football, as José Mourinho's Inter Milan achieved the coveted treble. The Nerazzurri secured their third major trophy of the season by defeating Bayern Munich 2-0 in the Champions League final held at the Santiago Bernabéu.

The hero of the night was undoubtedly Diego Milito, who netted both goals, etching his name into the club's history. This victory not only ended a 45-year wait for European glory for Inter but also solidified Mourinho's status as one of the game's elite managers, becoming only the third coach to win the treble with two different clubs.

This triumph was more than just a collection of trophies; it represented the culmination of a season of relentless determination and tactical brilliance. For Inter fans, it was a moment of unparalleled joy and pride, a validation of their team's dominance on the European stage. The achievement resonates deeply within Italy, celebrated as a testament to the strength and quality of Serie A football during that era.

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On this day in 2010, Inter become champions of Europe… 6th club in history to win the treble Nerazzurri end 45-year wait for victory José Mourinho becomes only 3rd coach to win title with two different clubs Diego Milito