Inter's performances in the Champions League this season are still struggling, and we seem to have forgotten when Inter won the Champions League last time. In 2010, Inter Milan made history and won the Treble, and Milito, who was a hero of the team, was already in his prime. As Argentina's super killer, Milito can be regarded as a triple crown hero, but has not been taken seriously in the national team.
Milito was born into a family of footballers, his older brother was also a footballer, when Milito and his brother were training in the Argentine domestic league, and were quickly appreciated by the club, in the first few years of the century, the two of them staged several brother derbys, such a talented football brother received an invitation from a European club in 2005, Italy's veteran team Genoa threw an olive branch to the 24-year-old Milito, although Genoa was not a championship team at the time, But Milito did not hesitate and chose to join the Griffins. Going to Play in Europe means a bigger stage and more attention. When he first arrived in Italy, Milito provided a steady output for the Griffins, and in 2005 Milito went to La Liga, which was also his first time in the mainstream league, and when facing traditional giants like Real Madrid and Barcelona, Milito always had a bright play, when he was affectionately called the Giant Killer by fans.
Unfortunately, he was not reused in La Liga, in September 2008 Milito returned to Serie A, back to where the dream began, 31 games 24 goals and 6 assists to help Genoa achieve a good result of 4th place in the league, he himself also attracted the attention of Inter Milan, when The head coach of Inter Milan was Mourinho, he had a unique way of coaching advanced strikers, and Milito went to the Nerazzurri with Thiago Mota, the two together to form the final puzzle of the Triple Blue.
The story does not need to be repeated, in that fantasy season, Milito helped the team lock up the treble with four goals, especially in the final to play Bayern defender Van Beateng, completing the second degree, which became a classic that many fans talked about. It is a little regrettable that after winning the treble, Milito did not win an important year in the Argentine national team, and Milito only participated as a regular substitute in the South African World Cup, and did not get too many opportunities to play in the whole cup.
Disheartened in the national team, Milito did not start well in the Nerazzurri, injury changes and various off-field factors consumed Milito's last sharpness, and finally Milito chose to return to the Argentine domestic league, back to where the football dream began, until November 2016 Milito officially announced his retirement, but he did not stay away from football, but became the general manager of the club. In 2020, Milito was officially inducted into the Inter Milan Hall of Fame, as a legendary merit Milito, worthy of such an honor, now in his 40s, Milito is still difficult to give up his passion for football, the former blue and black front will definitely move forward in the future life.