Video – Inter Milan Hype Up Nerazzurri Legend Beppe Bergomi's Episode Of 'Captains'
The Nerazzurri share a variety of content with Nerazzurri players both past and present across their social media accounts.
Inter Milan took to Twitter to share a video preview of an appearance by former Nerazzurri captain Beppe Bergomi on DAZN program 'Captains.'
Bergomi is one of Inter's most iconic captains. He led the club for over a decade, including in the iconic record-breaking 1988-89 Serie A title winning season.
Disponibile su @DAZN_IT il terzo episodio di 'Capitani' ©️ Il protagonista? Lo Zio Beppe Bergomi 🖤💙#ForzaInter
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