Maillot de la Juventus signé par Filippo Inzaghi

Filippo "Pippo" Inzaghi is considered one of the greatest pure strikers in football history, with an almost mystical ability to score crucial goals. Standing 6'0" but relying on intelligence rather than physicality, Inzaghi perfected the art of positioning and movement in the penalty area. His career was defined by big-game performances and an uncanny knack for scoring when it mattered most. Known for his work ethic and tactical discipline, Inzaghi maximized his natural instincts through relentless preparation and study of the game.

• 300+ career club goals
• Italy national team: 25 goals in 57 appearances
• Champions League: 70+ goals (third all-time scorer when retired)
• World Cup winner (2006)
• Champions League winner (2003, 2007 with AC Milan)
• Serie A titles: 3 (2x AC Milan, 1x Juventus)
• UEFA Cup winner (1998 with Parma)
• Coppa Italia winner (multiple times)

• AC Milan (2001-2012)
• Juventus FC (1997-2001)
• Atalanta BC (1996-1997)
• Hellas Verona (1995-1996)
• Leffe (1993-1995)
• Piacenza (1991-1993)

Inzaghi revolutionized the striker position by proving that goals matter more than style,
becoming the ultimate poacher and big-game performer. His ability to score crucial goals in Champions League finals and World Cup matches established him as one of football's most clutch performers. The phrase "Inzaghi was born offside" became a tribute to his uncanny timing and positioning that often seemed to defy explanation. His influence on modern strikers and tactical systems continues today, with his understanding of space and movement serving as a masterclass for aspiring goal-scorers worldwide.