The right man, perhaps, at the wrong time. Two Champions Cups, two Ballon d'Ors, and a European Championship: Karl-Heinz Rummenigge arrives at Inter in 1984, at 29 years old, in the prime of his maturity. In black and blue, he forms a partnership with Spillo Altobelli. The start isn't easy, then Kalle chooses the perfect day to unblock himself: Inter-Juve 4-0, a brace. It's the beginning of a love destined to last. Three seasons, many goals, and plays that remain in memory: the strike in the derby, the turn against Torino, and, above all, the goal that wasn't. Against Glasgow Rangers, in the UEFA Cup, Rummenigge invents a spectacular overhead kick, disallowed for dangerous play. At the end of the match, the referee asks him for the jersey for his son. Someone swears that Kalle is still looking at him badly. (translated)

