Inter ⭐⭐ recalled the arrival of Paul Ince at Inter in 1995, recounting that during a press conference a manager had said that the new signing was not yet an Inter player. According to the post, the transfer took place a few weeks later, when Ince's wife, Claire, had found a home in Milan. The author wrote that Massimo Moratti had become interested in Ince after watching him at Manchester United, where the midfielder was nicknamed "the Governor." Ince stayed at Inter for two seasons and, according to Inter ⭐⭐, won over the fans with his grit and personality. The post also recalled the racist chants he received in Cremona and the player's response, described as dignified and courageous. It concluded by quoting the chant that, according to the author, still echoes among many Inter fans today: "Come on, Paul Ince, Come on." #Inter #PaulInce #Calcio (translated)
